Far from the Madding CrowdThomas Hardy
Far from the Madding Crowd
by OpenStories
Original author: Thomas Hardy
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"Far from the Madding Crowd" by Thomas Hardy is a novel published in 1874. Set in rural Victorian England, it follows independent Bathsheba Everdene as she navigates complex relationships with three very different men: the faithful shepherd Gabriel Oak, the prosperous farmer William Boldwood, and the dashing Sergeant Frank Troy. Against the backdrop of farm life, the story explores themes of love, honour, and betrayal, as Bathsheba's choices lead to unexpected consequences that will test all involved.
Far from the Madding Crowd, by Thomas Hardy. Republished by OpenStories from Project Gutenberg eBook #27.
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57 Chapters
- 1.Chapter I: Description of Farmer Oak—an Incident1,982 words
- 2.Chapter II: Night—the Flock—an Interior—another Interior2,797 words
- 3.Chapter III: A Girl on Horseback—conversation2,768 words
- 4.Chapter IV: Gabriel’s Resolve—the Visit—the Mistake3,124 words
- 5.Chapter V: Departure of Bathsheba—a Pastoral Tragedy1,766 words
- 6.Chapter VI: The Fair—the Journey—the Fire3,363 words
- 7.Chapter VII: Recognition—a Timid Girl1,098 words
- 8.Chapter VIII: The Malthouse—the Chat—news6,689 words
- 9.Chapter IX: The Homestead—a Visitor—half Confidences1,806 words
- 10.Chapter X: Mistress and Men1,873 words
- 11.Chapter XI: Melchester Moor—snow—a Meeting1,473 words
- 12.Chapter XII: Farmers—a Rule—an Exception1,611 words
- 13.Chapter XIII: Sortes Sanctorum—the Valentine1,216 words
- 14.Chapter XIV: Effect of the Letter—sunrise1,377 words
- 15.Chapter XV: A Morning Meeting—the Letter Again3,441 words
- 16.Chapter XVI: All Saints’ and All Souls’894 words
- 17.Chapter XVII: In the Market-Place811 words
- 18.Chapter XVIII: Boldwood in Meditation—a Visit1,706 words
- 19.Chapter XIX: The Sheep-Washing—the Offer1,992 words
- 20.Chapter XX: Perplexity—grinding the Shears—a Quarrel1,960 words
- 21.Chapter XXI: Troubles in the Fold—a Message2,047 words
- 22.Chapter XXII: The Great Barn and the Sheep-Shearers3,615 words
- 23.Chapter XXIII: Eventide—a Second Declaration2,136 words
- 24.Chapter XXIV: The Same Night—the Fir Plantation2,104 words
- 25.Chapter XXV: The New Acquaintance Described1,148 words
- 26.Chapter XXVI: Scene on the Verge of the Hay-Mead2,987 words
- 27.Chapter XXVII: Hiving the Bees1,016 words
- 28.Chapter XXVIII: The Hollow Amid the Ferns1,762 words
- 29.Chapter XXIX: Particulars of a Twilight Walk2,523 words
- 30.Chapter XXX: Hot Cheeks and Tearful Eyes1,631 words
- 31.Chapter I: Blame—fury3,108 words
- 32.Chapter II: Night—horses Tramping2,659 words
- 33.Chapter III: In the Sun—a Harbinger2,572 words
- 34.Chapter IV: Home Again—a Juggler3,116 words
- 35.Chapter V: At an Upper Window1,264 words
- 36.Chapter VI: Wealth in Jeopardy—the Revel2,877 words
- 37.Chapter VII: The Storm—the Two Together2,346 words
- 38.Chapter VIII: Rain—one Solitary Meets Another1,182 words
- 39.Chapter IX: Coming Home—a Cry1,320 words
- 40.Chapter X: On Casterbridge Highway2,274 words
- 41.Chapter XI: Suspicion—fanny Is Sent for3,462 words
- 42.Chapter XII: Joseph and His Burden—buck’s Head3,943 words
- 43.Chapter XIII: Fanny’s Revenge3,494 words
- 44.Chapter XIV: Under a Tree—reaction2,361 words
- 45.Chapter XV: Troy’s Romanticism1,566 words
- 46.Chapter XVI: The Gurgoyle: Its Doings2,805 words
- 47.Chapter XVII: Adventures by the Shore1,037 words
- 48.Chapter XVIII: Doubts Arise—doubts Vanish1,770 words
- 49.Chapter XIX: Oak’s Advancement—a Great Hope1,834 words
- 50.Chapter XX: The Sheep Fair—troy Touches His Wife’s Hand5,210 words
- 51.Chapter XXI: Bathsheba Talks with Her Outrider2,791 words
- 52.Chapter XXII: Converging Courses3,606 words
- 53.Chapter XXIII: Concurritur—horæ Momento3,729 words
- 54.Chapter XXIV: After the Shock1,489 words
- 55.Chapter XXV: The March Following—“bathsheba Boldwood”1,509 words
- 56.Chapter XXVI: Beauty in Loneliness—after All3,005 words
- 57.Chapter XXVII: A Foggy Night and Morning—conclusion1,801 words