In this novel, after Boldwood goes to prison for shooting Sergeant Troy, Gabriel Oak is free to marry Bathsheba Everdene.
In this novel, a woman discovers her husband's former lover by opening a coffin with a screwdriver and finding hair the same color as the one in his watch. This novel's female lead takes Liddy's advice and impulsively stamps a valentine reading, "Roses are red, violets are blue" with the phrase "Marry me." That woman in this novel, the mistress of Weatherbury Farm, hires a shepherd who gave up farming after his dog chased his two hundred sheep off the edge of a chalk-pit. In this novel, after Boldwood goes to prison for shooting Sergeant Troy, Gabriel Oak is free to marry Bathsheba Everdene. For 10 points, name this Thomas Hardy novel with a pastoral setting.
In this novel, a woman discovers her husband's former lover by opening a coffin with a screwdriver and finding hair the same color as the one in his watch.
Far from the Madding Crowd