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behind      her   who    is  thinking     about    her   very    particularly�察    �and 

mustering courage to come to her side as soon as they are out in 

the lane�察�else why should she look rather shy�察�and take care not to 

turn   away   her   head   from   her   father   Silas�察  �to   whom       she   keeps 

murmuring little sentences as to who was at church and who was 

not   at   church�察  �and   how   pretty   the   red´mountain´ash   is   over   the 

Rectory wall。 

    ^I   wish   we   had   a   little   garden�察  �father�察  �with   double   daisies   in�察�

like Mrs。 Winthrop¨s�察院�said Eppie�察�when they were out in the lane�察�

^only   they   say   it   ¨ud   take   a   deal   of   digging   and   bringing   fresh 

soil!and       you   couldn¨t     do   that�察 �could    you�察  �father�拭    �Anyhow�察     �I 

shouldn¨t like you to do it�察�for it ¨ud be too hard work for you。 ̄ 

    ^Yes�察�I could do it�察�child�察�if you want a bit o¨ garden�此�these long 

evenings�察  �I   could   work   at   taking   in   a   little   bit   o¨   the   waste�察  �just 

enough   for   a    root   or  two    o¨  flowers   for   you�察  �and   again�察   �i¨  the 

morning�察�I could have a turn wi¨ the spade before I sat down to the 

loom。     Why     didn¨t   you   tell  me    before    as  you    wanted     a  bit   o¨ 

garden�拭院�



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    ^I   can   dig   it   for   you�察  �Master   Marner�察院  �said   the   young   man   in 

fustian�察    �who     was    now     by    Eppie¨s     side�察  �entering     into    the 

conversation without the trouble of formalities。 ^It¨ll be play to me 

after  I¨ve   done my   day¨s   work�察  �or  any   odd   bits   o¨   time   when   the 

work¨s slack。 And I¨ll bring you some soil from Mr。 Cass¨s garden! 

he¨ll let me�察�and willing。 ̄ 

    ^Eh�察�Aaron�察�my lad�察�are you there�拭院�said Silas�察 �I wasn¨t aware 

of you�察�for when Eppie¨s talking o¨ things I   see  nothing but  what 

she¨s   a´saying。   Well�察  �if   you   could   help   me   with   the   digging�察  �we 

might get her a bit o¨ garden all the sooner。 ̄ 

    ^Then�察�if you think well and good�察院�said Aaron�察 �I¨ll come to the 

Stone´pits this afternoon�察�and we¨ll settle what land¨s to be taken 

in�察�and I¨ll get up an hour earlier i¨ the morning�察�and begin on it。 ̄ 

    ^But    not   if  you  don¨t    promise     me   not   to  work    at  the   hard 

digging�察  �father�察院  �said   Eppie。   ^For   I   shouldn¨t   ha¨   said   anything 

about     it�察院 �she   added�察   �half´bashfully�察    �half´roguishly�察     �only    Mrs。 

Winthrop said as Aaron ¨ud be so good�察�and! ̄ ^And you might ha¨ 

known   it   without   mother   telling   you�察院  �said   Aaron。   ^And   Master 

Marner knows too�察�I hope�察�as I¨m able and willing to do a turn o¨ 

work for him�察�and he won¨t do me the unkindness to anyways take 

it out o¨ my hands。 ̄ 

    ^There�察�now�察�father�察�you won¨t work in it till it¨s all easy�察院�said 

Eppie�察 �and you and me can mark   out  the   beds�察 �and make   holes 

and plant the roots。 It¨ll   be   a deal   livelier at  the   Stone´pits   when 

we¨ve got some flowers�察�for I always think the flowers can see us 

and know what we¨re talking about。 And I¨ll have a bit o¨ rosemary 

and bergamot and thyme�察  �because   they¨re   so  sweet´smelling�察�but 

there¨s no lavender only in the gentlefolks¨ gardens�察�I think。 ̄ 

    ^That¨s   no  reason   why  you  shouldn¨t  have   some�察院  �said   Aaron�察�



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^for I can bring you slips of anything�察�I¨m forced to cut no end of 

¨em   when   I¨m   gardening�察  �and   throw   ¨em   away   mostly。   There¨s   a 

big bed o¨ lavender at the Red House�此�the missis is very fond of it。 ̄ 

    ^Well�察院�said Silas�察�gravely�察 �so as you don¨t make free for us�察�or 

ask for anything as is worth much at the Red House�此�for Mr。 Cass¨s 

been so good to us�察�and built us up the new end o¨ the cottage�察�and 

given   us   beds   and   things�察  �as   I   couldn¨t   abide   to   be   imposin¨   for 

garden´stuff or anything else。 ̄ 

    ^No�察   �no�察  �there¨s    no   imposin¨�察院    �said   Aaron�察    �there¨s    never    a 

garden   in   all   the   parish   but   what   there¨s   endless   waste   in   it   for 

want o¨ somebody as could use everything up。 It¨s what I think to 

myself sometimes�察�as there need nobody run short o¨ victuals if the 

land   was   made   the   most   on�察  �and   there   was   never   a   morsel   but 

what could find its way to a mouth。 It sets one thinking o¨ that! 

gardening   does。   But   I   must   go   back   now�察  �else   mother   ¨ull   be   in 

trouble as I aren¨t there。 ̄ 

    ^Bring     her   with    you   this   afternoon�察    �Aaron�察院    �said   Eppie�察    �I 

shouldn¨t like to fix about the garden and her not know everything 

from the first!should you�察�father�拭院�

    ^Ay�察�bring her if you can�察�Aaron�察院�said Silas�察 �she¨s sure to have 

a word to say as¨ll help us to set things on their right end。 ̄ 

    Aaron turned   back   up   the   village�察  �while   Silas and  Eppie   went 

on up the lonely sheltered lane。 

    ^Oh�察  �daddy� 院  �she   began�察  �when   they   were   in   privacy�察  �clasping 

and   squeezing   Silas¨s   arm�察  �and   skipping   round           to   give  him   an 

energetic   kiss。   ^My   little   old   daddy�   �I¨m   so   glad。   I   don¨t   think   I 

shall   want   anything   else   when   we¨ve   got   a   little      garden�察  �and     I 

knew      Aaron     would     dig  it  for   us�察院  �she   went    on   with    roguish 

triumph! ̄I knew that very well。 ̄ 



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    ^You¨re   a   deep   little   puss�察  �you   are�察院  �said   Silas�察  �with   the   mild 

passive     happiness      of  love´crowned       age   in  his   face�察  �but    you¨ll 

make yourself fine and beholden to Aaron。 ̄ 

    ^Oh  no�察�I   shan¨t�察院  �said   Eppie�察  �laughing   and   frisking�察   �he   likes 

it。 ̄ 

    ^Come�察     �come�察   �let   me  carry    your   prayer´book�察     �else   you¨ll   be 

dropping it�察�jumping i¨ that way。 ̄ 

    Eppie      was     now     aware     that    her    behaviour       was     under 

observation�察�but it was only the observation of a friendly donkey�察�

browsing       with   a  log  fastened     to  his  foot!a     meek     donkey�察   �not 

scornfully   critical   of   human   trivialities�察  �but   thankful   to   share   in 

them�察�if possible�察�by getting his nose scratched�察�and Eppie did not 

fail   to   gratify   him   with   her   usual   notice�察  �though   it   was   attended 

with the inconvenience of his following them�察�painfully�察�up to the 

very door of their home。 

    But the sound of  a   sharp   bark inside�察 �as  Eppie   put  the   key  in 

the door�察�modified the donkey¨s views�察�and he limped away again 

without      bidding。    The    sharp    bark    was    the   sign   of  an   excited 

welcome   that   was   awaiting   them   from   a   knowing   brown   terrier�察�

who�察  �after   dancing   at   their   legs   in   a   hysterical   manner�察  �rushed 

with a worrying noise at a tortoise´shell kitten under the loom�察�and 

then rushed back   with  a   sharp   bark again�察�as   much  as  to  say�察   �I 

have   done   my   duty   by   this   feeble   creature�察  �you   perceive ̄�察  �while 

the lady´mother of the kitten sat sunning her white bosom in the 

window�察�and looked round with a sleepy air of expecting caresses�察�

though she was not going to take any trouble for them。 

    The presence of this happy animal life was not the only change 

which had come over the interior of the stone cottage。 There was 

no bed now in the living´room�察�and the small space was well filled 



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with decent furniture�察�all bright and clean enough to satisfy Dolly 

Winthrop¨s eye。 The   oaken  table and   three´cornered   oaken   chair 

were hardly what was likely to be seen in so poor a cottage�此�they 

had come�察�with the beds and other things�察�from the Red House�察�for 

Mr。 Godfrey Cass�察�as every one said in the village�察�did very kindly 

by   the   weaver�察   �and   it   was   nothing   but   right   a  man    should   be 

looked on and helped by those who could afford   it�察  �when  he  had 

brought up an orphan child�察�and been father and mother to her! 

and   had   lost   his   money   too�察  �so   as   he   had   nothing   but   what   he 

worked for week by week�察�and when the weaving was going down 

too!for   there   was   less   and   less   flax   spun!and   Master   Marner 

was none so young。 Nobody was jealous of the weaver�察�for he was 

regarded as   an   exceptional   person�察  �whose  claims  on neighbourly 

help   were   not   to   be   matched   in   Raveloe。   Any   superstition   that 

remained concerning him   had   taken an  entirely new  colour�察�and 

Mr。 Macey�察�now a very feeble old man of fourscore´and´six�察�never 

seen except in his chimney´corner or sitting in the sunshine at his 

door´sill�察�was of opinion that when a man had done what Silas had 

done by an orphan child�察�it was a sign that his money would come 

to   light  again�察  �or   leastwise    that  the   robber    would    be   made    to 

answer for it!for�察�as Mr。 Macey observed of himself�察�his f

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