[hardy-l] Passage in Tess

[Keith Wilson]

Part of it is in the Penguin edition.  It's towards the end of Chapter 12, the first chapter of the "Maiden No More" section: p. 82.  But in the Penguin, the phrasing is simply "succumbed to him, and that was all."  The "confused surrender" phrasing you have is that of 1892 and later, and can be found in both the Clarendon and the Oxford World's Classics editions: for a description of these changes, see p. lvii of your Penguin edition ("History of the Text").
 
Best,
 
Keith
 
 
Goldie Morgentaler wrote:

>In the very interesting discussion of Tess of a few weeks ago, a few
>people quoted the passage below. But I cannot find this anywhere in my
>copy of the novel. My copy is the most recent Penguin edition. Could
>someone please tell me where this passage occurs? 

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