Thomas Hardy ki Lokpriya Kahaniyan

She remained a governess until the end of her life. After the final peace treaty with France, she became aware of her mother, with whom she gradually shared these experiences. As his hair turned gray and his features shrunk, Miss V wondered where in the world her lover might be, if he were still alive, and whether she would ever see him again. But when he died in her twenties, she wasnt very old. Her last glimpse, under the morning stars, was of the figure she once considered her familys enemy, once her promised husband. Gradually, under the new circumstances, her pain was forgotten, and people accepted her as the widow of a cavalry sergeant-majoran assumption that her humble and mournful demeanor seemed to justify. Her life had settled into a tranquil state. Her mind drifted into the melancholy pleasure of dreams about what her future with John would have been in New Zealand, if he had lived to take her there. She only left home on holiday to visit Ayvale and once every fortnight to visit the cemetery where Clarks grave was located. There, with Johnnys help, she planted flowers on his grave, as other widows are wont to do. From this collection, a collection of interesting, readable, and popular stories by the famous storyteller Thomas Hardy.