... by disease . . . by the alley it had been possible to come unseen from all sorts of quarters in the town - the old play-house, the old bull-stake, the old cock-pit, the pool wherein nameless infants had been used to disappear. High-Place Hall could boast of its conveniences undoubtedly" (Chap. XXI). This is Hardy's chorus; the narrator's lyrical language ... ...

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• Approx Pages: 13
• Grade Level: High School

... passionate. Angel's feelings for Tess are described with the references to the time of day and place. They leave Talbothays era, which came to an end with the crawking of a cock when Tess arrives at flint-comb ash she is upset she misses angel who has sent her back after Tess told him about what happened between Alec and her and ... ...

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• Grade Level: High School