Tess of the D'Urbervilles: A Pure Woman Faithfully Presented — Chapter I • Paragraph 3243
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He was growing weary likewise, for they had wandered a dozen or fifteen miles, and it became necessary to consider what they should do for rest. They looked from afar at isolated cottages and little inns, and were inclined to approach one of the latter, when their hearts failed them, and they sheered off. At length their gait dragged, and they stood still.