The Last Chronicle of Barset Chapter XII - Mr Crawley Seeks for Sympathy

In which Mr. Crawley, burdened by grief and the weight of public suspicion, wrestles with his sorrow and his desire to continue ministering to his parishioners, even as his wife fears for his wellbeing in the chill and dark of early morning. Amidst the rough company of brickmakers, he confronts the harsh judgments cast upon him, sensing the deep estrangement wrought by misfortune and the loneliness of a misunderstood innocence.