Harding of Allenwood

This novel revolves around Harding, a farmer in Allenwood. Harding falls in love with Beatrice, who belongs to the upper echelon. Excerpt: He was content to stand or fall by his own merits as a man; and if Beatrice was the girl he thought of her, she would not let his being a working farmer stand in the way. This, of course, was taking it for granted that he could win her love. He was ready to fight against her relatives' opposition; but, even if he had the power, he would put no pressure on the girl. If he was the man she ought to marry, she would know.
Based on the text, will Beatrice eventually marry him irrespective of him being a farmer?