Classic Literature
Far from the Madding CrowdEndnotes

Endnotes

  1. Greek for “it is finished.” ↩

  2. By W. Barnes. ↩

Contents
Chapter 38: Rain; One Solitary Meets Another5 minChapter 39: Coming Home; A Cry6 minChapter 40: On Casterbridge Highway10 minChapter 41: Suspicion; Fanny Is Sent For15 minChapter 42: Joseph and His Burden; Buck’s Head17 minChapter 43: Fanny’s Revenge15 minChapter 44: Under a Tree; Reaction10 minChapter 45: Troy’s Romanticism7 minChapter 46: The Gurgoyle: Its Doings12 minChapter 47: Adventures by the Shore4 minChapter 48: Doubts Arise; Doubts Linger8 minChapter 49: Oak’s Advancement; A Great Hope8 minChapter 50: The Sheep Fair; Troy Touches His Wife’s Hand22 minChapter 51: Bathsheba Talks with Her Outrider12 minChapter 52: Converging Courses16 minChapter 53: Concurritur; Horae Momento16 minChapter 54: After the Shock6 minChapter 55: The March Following; “Bathsheba Boldwood”6 minChapter 56: Beauty in Loneliness; After All13 minChapter 57: A Foggy Night and Morning; Conclusion8 minEndnotes1 minFull contents of Far from the Madding Crowd
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