trantridge

'Pooh! Well, if you didn't wish to come to Trantridge why did you come, ' She did not reply.

behind, the green valley of her birth, before, a gray country of which she knew nothing except from her first brief visit to Trantridge.

But she refused, and began to walk in the direction of Trantridge.

We are miles away from Trantridge, if I must tell you, and in this growing fog you might wander for hours among these trees.

Her limited marketing was soon completed; and then as usual she began to look about for some of the Trantridge cottagers.

He had Changed his parson's clothes and now looked just like the young gentleman she had first met at Trantridge.

so that, though less than twenty miles from the place of her sojourn at Trantridge, her native village had seemed a far-away spot.

I should indeed be foolish to feel offended at anything you say or do, ' he answered, in the seductive voice of the Trantridge time.

Till this moment she had never seen or heard from d'Urberville since her departure from Trantridge.

This was the first time she had seen or heard of d'Urberville since she had left Trantridge.

Well, he came to Trantridge once and tried to show me how wicked my life was. I insulted him at the time.

The night before they left, d'Urberville came to visit Tess, to offer her and her family a little house on his land at Trantridge.

He explained to her that he intended to sell his land at Trantridge and go to help poor people in Africa.

and in this manner, at a slow pace, they advanced towards the village of Trantridge.

As to your getting to Trantridge without assistance, it is quite impossible;

I heard them talking about it at home. There's a rich lady of our family out at Trantridge,