Tess of the D'Urbervilles (Hardy) Quotations 0.0 / 5 ? English LiteratureTess of the D'UrbervillesA2/A-levelAQA Created by: ChlouijaCreated on: 23-05-19 00:18 Fate and Free Will Take the Complete Fortune-Teller to the outhouse It was my fate, I suppose Where was Providence? Such a coarse patten as it was doomed to receive Possibility of a retribution lurking in the catastrophe There lay the pity of it Drifted into that passive responsiveness Deserved better at the hands of fate Decrepit families postulate decrepit wills I couldn't help your seeing me again! 1 of 7 Memory and the Past D'Urberville lineaments did not help Tess in her life's battle as yet Personal charms which Tess could boast To visit the sins of the fathers... does not mend the matter I have as much of mother as father in me! Undoubted primeval date... outside the immediate boundaries of the estate 2 of 7 Women and Femininity The club of Marlott... The local Cerealia Each anxious and experienced one Beautiful feminine tissue, sensitive as gossamer Part and parcel of outfoor nature Shade behind shade, tint beyond tint Large-veined udders hung ponderous A visionary essence of woman Call me Tess 3 of 7 Man and Nature Above them rose the primeval yews 'Tis nater, after all ******* gift of shameless Nature Swallow up the happiness of a thousand other people 4 of 7 Justice and Judgement Made to break a necessary social law That cold accretion called the world Nothing had changed... in the substance of things Isolated in the mind of each They were not sins of intention The President of the Immortals had ended his sport with Tess 5 of 7 Marriage If he don't marry her afore, he will after Hardly a touch of earth in her love Carry you off then as my property Any moral right to the name? Might result in vitalisations 6 of 7 Time Trained National teachings and Standard Knowledge The pointed shaft of the cart She philosophically noted dates Numbers of to-morrows just all in a line 7 of 7
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