Far from the madding crowd by Thomas Hardy

Far from the Madding Crowd (1874) is Thomas Hardy's fourth novel and his first major literary success. It originally appeared anonymously as a monthly serial in Cornhill Magazine, where it gained a wide readership.

At the beginning of the novel, Bathsheba Everden is a beautiful young woman without a fortune. She meets Gabriel Oak, a young farmer, and saves her life in one evening. She asks him to marry her, but she denies her because she does not love her. After inheriting the rich farms of his uncle, he travels to the town of Westerbari.Disaster destroys Gabriel's fields and loses its sheep; They are forced to leave the farm. She searches for work, and her journey is found in herself in Weatherbery. After saving local farms from the fire, she asks the freighter if she needs a shepherd. She's Bathsheba, and she stops her. As Bathsheba learns to manage his farm, he gets acquainted with his neighbor, Mr. Boldwood, and sends him on Valentine's Day with words "marrying me" on one skin. Boldwood gets confused with her and becomes her second suator. Rich and beautiful, it has been demanded by many women. Bathsheba denies him because she does not love her, but then she agrees to think again about her decision.That same night, Bathsheba gets a handsome soldier, Sergeant Troy. Unknown to Bathsheba, she recently implied Fanny Robin, a local girl, and almost married her. Bollwood is in love with excited Troy Bathsheba. Bouldersba travels to Bath to warn Bowden of Troy of Bowden, and when he is there, Troy guarantees him a wedding. Gabriel has been in a friendship and does not allow marriage. After few weeks of marriage with Bathsheba, Troy saw Fanny, poor and sick; She dies after giving birth to her baby. Bathsheba finds that Troy is a father. Fannie's death is painful and shameful, Troy runs and is considered to be drowning.


                           Troy is believed to be more influential in marrying him. Troy Bathsheba looks at the fair and decides to return to it. Boldwood celebrates a Christmas, for which he invited Bathsheba and proposed to marry again; After she agreed, Troy comes to claim her. Bathsheba screams, and Boldwood troy dies. He has been jailed. A few months later, Bathsheba gets married to Gabriel, now rich bailiff.