Far from the Madding Crowd Page #5

then, I ask him.

Well?

Hunger said that good

no bread, lady.

What?

He says he will not

unless requested to do

correctly, as any

woman who asks a favor.

Where does he get those

damn air?!

Lose the whole flock.

I'll be ruined.

Why does not ask him

more delicately, Miss?

Sure and come.

Gabriel is a gentleman in that regard.

Mark ... come home.

"Do not desert me, Gabriel"

Will you stay here with me, Gabriel?

Where do you go for your license, Troy?

Do women in the city?

Again I Weatherbury,

to help harvest the hay.

"Harvest of hay? It's a job

a little humble, to a nobleman.

What do you know of nobility?

I do it every year.

Then you go for women

in the field.

Give it up, Dobbs,

is a good boy.

"That girl did not leave you

at the altar?

Do not continue to think on it?

- Yes?

- Seeking job, sir.

Are the field, right?

Your turn will be 6 am

to 10 pm.

The salary is

5 shillings a week.

It's not like farm work.

Are you sure that you?

- Yes, sir.

- Okay.

You have to mark it. Can

end up in another farm or not.

Yes, ma'am. Cain!

Blush insult.

Good job, Gabriel.

Well done and quickly.

- Cain Ball?

- Yes, Mr. Oak, I'm here.

Soft like the wings of an angel.

Good morning, Miss Everdene.

Mr. Boldwood.

I do not think you can.

I'm busy here.

You can leave them alone,

do this for years.

I'll see the new flock

Mr. Boldwood Leicester.

My place, Gabriel.

Keep all working.

If that does not mean marriage ...

She will have less to say,

when she marries.

A man put in place.

Do not understand why a young lady

must have a husband,

when you're brave enough

to fight their battles,

and does not need a house.

It eliminates the opportunity for another woman.

Yes, a woman like me.

I do not think you have many

Boldwood possibilities, Maryann.

I thought that no woman would have them.

But I think the kiss

in the woods the other day.

It's a lie!

Not marry him.

Ah, Oak neighbor!

How do you know?

Why do not you turn

to work?

I have reason to believe

I already knew our

patron before, pastor.

I do not think anyone else knows.

Not that I'm sure.

I knew her before,

when I was somebody.

I have not always been who I am today.

Did she do you care?

More than my life, Jan.

She does not like Boldwood.

I know not.

But she has it all, and I ...

I'm just a pastor.

That's the way, Gabriel.

I promised that I would not tell anyone.

I will be a tomb.

Depart from my feet!

Do you think there will be enough meat

for all, Mrs. Coggan?

There will be enough to feed

a regiment, miss.

I do not want to disappoint anyone.

I know how my uncle did these things well.

Do I sit here?

Gabriel, you want to sit

to the other side

and assume the task of that part?

Then, brewmaster,

How old are you?

The pastor would like to know

the story of his life.

May the Lord help us!

We're here to harvest!

Well, not exactly remember

the year I was born,

but I remember all sites

in which I lived.

I was born in Longpuddle

to 11 years

Malta produced for 22 years,

and after 22 years

at harvest.

Then, 3 years Cresscombe,

and here I will make 31 years here

by fista de la Candelaria.

- How old are they?

- 117.

That is the age that I have!

Good afternoon, Miss Everdene.

I apologize for the delay.

Good afternoon, Mr. Boldwood.

Gabriel, do you mind to change you

site and leave it to Mr. Boldwood?

Thanks, Gabriel.

# I lost my love

I did not care

# Soon I'll have another

# To be better than the other.

I wonder who will be doing Fanny.

I was sitting here

Last year at this time.

I wonder if there will be found

his beloved.

And if you have not found,

find one you like.

No, you should be married

If not checked would have gone home, right?

No one knows a man

more, a hunchback,

or some kind of second-hand

I help you?

I hope I do not expect a perfect one

at my age.

If I had my beautiful Jane,

Maryann, I would choose.

What about the old

brewmaster?

His Rebecca has been dead many years.

Do not be silly,

need a young man

not an old man.

Is not it true, Maryann?

Come on, Joseph, you

If you are a young respectable

Maryann is looking for a man.

# I have sown,

# I have sown,

# The seed of love.

# And I've planted ...

Cros rude!

Begone!

Go on, Joseph.

It was very nice.

No, no more song

- And make Everdene Miss!

- Yes, boss!

"You will touch me, if I sing, Gabriel?

# On the banks of Allan Water

# When the Spring came

# The beautiful miller's daughter

# It was the most beautiful of all

# The summer brought the pain

# And a dishonest soldier

# On the banks of Allan Water

# No one was more unhappy than she.

- Very nice.

- Good night all.

I'll stretch my legs.

Come on, guys.

I know I'm too old for you,

but take care better than any

half man younger than me.

The will protect and will love

with all my strength.

Only God knows

what it means to me.

Try to love him, Mr. Boldwood,

but I will not make a promise

tonight.

I'd rather wait a few weeks.

- But he believes that then ...

- He was saying he was leaving.

I have hopes that

when you return to harvest

I can promise

I'll be your wife.

But remember it

I have not promised.

Enough for me.

I ask nothing more.

Ah, Mark!

Mark.

Good night.

Excuse me.

We have been engaged.

Let loose.

Sorry, let it go at a time.

No, I can do it alone.

Is trapped.

Allow me.

Thanks for letting me watch

such a beautiful face.

It was against my will.

I like

for resistance.

I have to cut the dress

if you hurry.

Then do it and move on.

- Look at this mess.

- What is worse on purpose!

Not true.

I say yes.

And I will.

I've seen so many women

beautiful in my life

I have not seen

none as beautiful as you.

You can take offense if you like.

I do not care.

There.

Sergeant Troy.

I wish it had been

impossible to undo a knot.

Good night ...

precious.

Good night ...

precious.

No!

I cut my arm!

You are a stupid guy, Cain Ball!

Go find your mother, Cain.

Is in the field next door.

Mother! Mother!

Mother!

- Good morning, Sergeant.

- Good morning everyone.

Good morning, Sgt.

- Welcome back, Sgt.

- Beautiful morning! I'm happy to be alive.

We thought we would not

this year.

I heard that his wife was expecting another baby

since the last time I saw you.

My wife's affairs

not your concern, Sgt.

Indeed, Coggan, it's time

that teach you how to tie a knot!

Good morning, Sergeant Troy.

Fanny Robin is not working

in the field this year?

Fled, left behind a soldier.

They say their loved one is in the

Regiment of Dragoons. Did you know?

I know the man as myself.

No other man in the regiment

I like more.

Is it in the same regiment that you?

Who is this woman?

It's the new boss, Ms. Everdene.

Five minutes after arriving here,

dismissed the foreman.

Think you can do it alone.

What is your name

Fanny's lover?

No.

I can not say.

There is a code of honor

among the soldiers, you know?

Miss Everdene!

Good morning!

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