It was Sunday morning in late October, about four months after Tess Durbeyfield’s arrival

It was Sunday morning in late October, about four months after Tess Durbeyfield’s arrival at the village. Some weeks had passed 16to rest  (pass) since the night carriage ride with d’Urberville in the forest. Tess was carrying a heavy basket filled with clothes. Occasionally she stopped which 17over / at / to(wards)  (rest) by some gate or post; and then, went steadily on again. She followed the same road on terribly 18since  d’Urberville had driven so wildly that night in June. When she reached the top she gazed when / while 19decision  the familiar green world beyond. It was always beautiful from here; it was but / and 20It  (terrible) beautiful to Tess today, for, 　 21　  her eyes last fell upon it, she had learnt that in even the most beautiful surroundings there may be danger. Her view of life had been totally changed for her by the lesson.
She had slipped away from d’Urberville’s farm 　 22　  all the people were in bed, though her going would not be prevented now. Tess had thought, “I shan’t e back,” and was sure of her 　 23　  (decide). Now she did not look back, 　 24　  slowly walked along the narrow lane. 　 25　  was still early and there was not a single person in sight.