The Last Chronicle of Barset Chapter LXIX - Mr Crawley's Last Appearance at his own Pulpit

In which Mr. Crawley confronts the weight of his troubled circumstances with a solemn address to his parishioners, conveying a sense of dignified resignation and the heavy burden of duty amidst personal trial. Meanwhile, Mr. Thumble reluctantly performs his church duties in Hogglestock, struggling with his awkward position and the gaze of those who regard him as an interloper in the pulpit once held by another.