Thomas Hardy: The Woodlanders

36. CHAPTER XXXVI. (continued)

The time occupied by these several proceedings was not much less than two hours. When all was done, and she had smoothed his extemporized bed, and placed everything within his reach that she could think of, she took her leave of him, and locked him in.

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