I am afraid that things have gone too far to be set right.
And "Channel Firing," on the bottom of 51, is also set in the west of England, Hardy's home country, and is set right on the verge of the First World War.
If they are set right they test the matter as well as they can, and cheerfully accept the fact that they were wrong.
If you really like him, you want him dead-set right, it should not be immediately put his sticky tightly and let him breathe!
