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Chapter 1

• John Durbeyfield encounters a Parson who reveals that his family descends from the noble D'Urberville lineage.

Chapter 2

• Introduction of Tess Durbeyfield at a clubwalk, showcasing her embarrassment over her father's drunkenness.
• Tess notices Angel but feels disappointment as he dances with another girl; Angel regrets not dancing with her.

Chapter 3

• Tess learns about her noble ancestry from her mother after returning home, while her father celebrates at a local pub.
• Tess and her brother Abraham go to check on their parents after the mother fails to return.

Chapter 4

• Joan plans to send Tess to the D'Urbervilles to claim kin, which Tess learns about from Abraham, leaving her troubled.
• Tess is devastated when her horse, Prince, dies, believing she is to blame.

Chapter 5

• The family's financial struggles deepen, prompting Tess to go to the D'Urbervilles, where she meets the flirtatious Alec.
• Alec falsely claims connection to her family, expressing admiration for Tess's beauty.

Chapter 6

• Tess receives a job offer to care for birds at the D'Urberville estate but struggles to find other employment.
• Reluctantly, she returns to Trantridge.

Chapter 7

• On the day of her departure, Tess’s mother dresses her up; doubts linger about their decision.
• Joan and the children are emotional when saying goodbye.

Chapter 8

• Alec drives dangerously, demanding Tess hold his wrist; he exchanges slow driving for a kiss, which she reluctantly allows.
• After the kiss, Tess wipes it off, inciting Alec's anger, leading her to finish the journey on foot.

Chapter 9

• Tess meets the blind Mrs. D'Urberville who underappreciates her efforts and instructs Tess to whistle to the birds.
• Unable to whistle, Tess reluctantly accepts Alec's offer to teach her.

Chapter 10

• Tess waits for tipsy friends to escort her home but is frustrated when they create disturbances.
• She permits Alec to take her away, highlighting her growing entanglement with him.

Chapter 11

• On an outing, Tess is left vulnerable when lost, leading to Alec's attack, which results in her rape.

Chapter 12

• Tess feels no affection for Alec and attempts to escape but is caught, only to be released by him.
• She encounters a painter's harsh message, reflecting her turmoil over her past with Alec.

Chapter 13

• Tess enjoys temporary solace from her friends but feels overwhelming despair afterward.
• Attempts to go to church are marred by whispers about her circumstances.

Chapter 14

• Tess's infant son, conceived with Alec, falls ill; she feels the urgency of a christening.
• The baby, named Sorrow, dies shortly after and she quietly buries him.

Chapter 15

• Tess yearns for a fresh start, securing a job as a milkmaid at Talbothays dairy, near the D'Urberville estate.

Chapter 16

• Excited about her new job, Tess is bolstered by a beautiful day but reflects on her family's grave.

Chapter 17

• At work, Tess connects with Angel, who expresses satisfaction in agriculture, drawing interest from the other dairymaids.

Chapter 18

• Angel's attraction to Tess grows, believing her to be innocent; Tess distances herself due to her shame from past trauma.

Chapter 19

• Tess realizes Angel is bending rules for her benefit; their discussions about life deepen their bond.
• She declines his offer for tutoring despite her interest in his education.

Chapter 20

• Tess and Angel share a lovely morning, prompting Angel to affectionately nickname her 'Artemis' and 'Demeter'.

Chapter 21

• Crick, head of the dairy, jokes that butter's failure to churn indicates falling in love; Tess contemplates her shame and reluctance to marry.

Chapter 22

• A complaint arises over the butter’s taste, leading Tess to faint; Angel stops to aide her.
• Tess attempts to convince Angel to consider her friends Izz and Retty romantically, but he isn't interested.

Chapter 23

• Tess and her friends venture to church but are challenged by flooded roads; Angel carries them.
• Other girls realize Angel prefers Tess, heightening her feelings of guilt for monopolizing his time.

Chapter 24

• Angel and Tess engage in milking cows where he embraces her;
• He confesses his love, leaving the moment suspended as they return to work.

Chapter 25

• Angel’s visit home reveals familial pressures to marry Mercy Chant, yet he insists on marrying Tess.

Chapter 26

• Discussions of marriage with his family culminate in plans to introduce Tess, with Angel’s father recounting attempts to tame Alec.

Chapter 27

• After finding Tess napping, Angel proposes but she declines; he allows her time to reflect.

Chapter 28

• On re-proposing, Angel’s assumption that Tess hesitates due to social status prompts her to consider revealing her past.

Chapter 29

• Gossip about a man named Jack Dollop complicates Tess's feelings; she remains reluctant to disclose her past to Angel.

Chapter 30

• Tess communicates her noble lineage, prompting Angel's approval as he sees her fit for his family and a marriage proposal follows.

Chapter 31

• Joan advises Tess against revealing her past as Tess feels anxious about marrying Angel; the engagement is joyfully celebrated.

Chapter 32

• Tess agrees to leave the dairy before Christmas, and their wedding is planned for December 31st.
• Angel purchases wedding attire and arranges a marriage license.

Chapter 33

• Tension arises when a man from Trantridge raises questions about Tess’s virginity; Angel protects her honor.
• Tess writes a confession but Angel never receives it before their wedding.

Chapter 34

• Post-wedding, Tess inherits jewels from Angel’s grandmother; distressed, Retty’s failed love leads to suicide attempts while Marian turns to alcoholism.
• Following their wedding, Tess and Angel share deep secrets.

Chapter 35

• An emotional divide ensues as Angel experiences turmoil, prompting further distance from Tess; she expresses desperation.

Chapter 36

• Angel’s three-day avoidance forces Tess to consider divorce, but she learns it is not an option and voluntarily leaves home.

Chapter 37

• Angel sleepwalks, revealing subconscious thoughts about his dead wife while the couple's awkwardness mounts.
• He leaves Tess, insisting she should not search for him.

Chapter 38

• Confessing to her mother about her troubles, Tess is met with disappointment; a letter from Angel reveals his northern aspirations.

Chapter 39

• Angel discloses plans to go to Brazil without Tess, reinforcing familial expectations but vowing to introduce her when he returns.

Chapter 40

• Angel makes a visit to Wellbridge farm, reconnecting with Izz; she reveals her deep feelings for him, yet acknowledges Tess's place in his heart.

Chapter 41

• Tess secures several jobs while concealing her estrangement from Angel to her family; she encounters a man reminiscent of Alec and resorts to extreme measures with wounded birds.

Chapter 42

• Adopting a plain appearance to fend off unwanted attention, Tess is advised by Marian to refrain from inquiring about Angel's whereabouts.

Chapter 43

• At the barn, tension escalates as Tess deals with skepticism about her work ethic; Marian informs Tess of Angel's invitation to Izz, deepening her uncertainty.

Chapter 44

• During a visit to Angel's family, class prejudices surface regarding Tess’s footwear causing her to shy away from the meeting.

Chapter 45

• Alec, seeking to save Tess’s soul, finds her unaffiliated with his teachings; he expresses uncertainty about temptation and ill omens.

Chapter 46

• Alec's persistent proposals for marriage are met with Tess’s resistance as she upholds her marital commitment.
• Alec realizes Tess’s rejection of prayer signifies her faith in Angel's protection.

Chapter 47

• After intercepting Tess, Alec pressures her emotionally, leading Tess to retaliate against his advances; claims made stir her frustration.

Chapter 48

• Following a refusal to trust Alec's protection for her family, Tess captures her feelings for Angel in a letter, resisting Alec’s influence.

Chapter 49

• Angel receives Tess's heartfelt correspondence that reignites his desire to return, as pressures mount upon their families.
• Tess learns her parents are ill and resolves to find Angel.

Chapter 50

• Tess tends to her family while evading Alec’s offers, confronting hardship after her father’s death and impending homelessness.

Chapter 51

• Plans spring into action to relocate to Kingsbere, but Tess declines Alec’s invitations despite temptation; she pens a letter confessing her unresolved feelings for Angel.

Chapter 52

• Upon arriving in Kingsbere, Tess encounters familiar faces but is met by disappointment, resulting in a desperate sleep in a churchyard.
• Marian and Izz correspond with Angel urging him to return to Tess.

Chapter 53

• Angel’s return is overshadowed by misplaced anger from Tess's earlier letters; he expresses regret and the inability to locate her.

Chapter 54

• Angel undertakes a search, learning of John’s death and assisting with funeral costs; conflicted, he seeks out Tess's whereabouts.

Chapter 55

• Discovering Tess living with Alec ignites discord; her admission of