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TWO:"We're no worser off than we wur before," Joseph Backfield had said a day or two ago to his complaining boy��"we've our own meadows for the cows��'t?un't as if we were poor people." TWO: TWO:"But in themselves, I mean."Reuben on his side thought Realf a fool. He despised him for failing to lift Grandturzel out of adversity, as he had lifted Odiam. He would not have kept him on[Pg 425] as bailiff if he had thought there would have otherwise been any chance of his accepting Odiam's terms. He disliked seeing him about the place, and did not find��as the neighbourhood pictured he must��any satisfaction in watching his once triumphant rival humbly performing the duties of a servant on the farm that used to be his own. Reuben's hatreds were not personal, they were merely a question of roods and acres, and when that side of them was appeased, nothing remained. They were, like almost everything else of his, a question of agriculture, and having now settled Realf agriculturally he had no grudge against him personally. TWO:"He'll go far, that young feller," said Realf of Grandturzel.