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queer；unnecessarycereniesthatotherpeoplethought
fittoindulgein
“pleasedontletinterruptyou；”shea
loss；asusual；forthena；andkatharihoughtthat
shedidnotregnizehi“ihopeyouvefoundsothing
nicetoread；”sheadded；pointingtothebookupon
thetable“byronah；byroniveknownpeoplewho
knewlordbyron；”shesaid
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nightandday
katharine；enfusion；uldnot
helpslingatthethoughtthathertherfoundit
perfectlynaturalanddesirablethatherdaughtershould
bereadingbyroninthediningrooateatnightalone
ansheblessedadispositionthat
other
andhertherseccentricitiesbutralphobservedthat
althoughshilberyheldthebooksoclosetohereyes
shereadingaword
“dearther；youinbed”katharine
exinute
toherusualnditionofauthoritativegoodsense“why
areyou”
“iureishouldlikeyourpoetrybetterthanilike
lordbyrons；”saidshilbery；addressingralphdenha
“denhaoesntepoetry；hehastenarticles
forfather；fortherevieharinesaid；asif
protingherry
“ohdearhoed；ha
suddenlaughthatratherpuzzledherdaughter
ralphfoundthatshehadtueduponhigazethat
onceveryvagueandveryperating
“butiureyoureadpoetryatnightialwaysjudge
bytheexpressionoftheeyes；”shilberyntinued
“thehesoul；”sheaddedparenthetically
“idontknouchaboutthelaon；“though
nyofrelationseoftheooked
veryhandso；too；intheirithinkidoknow
alittleaboutpoetry；”sheadded“andallthethingsthat
arenttendobut”shewavedherhand；
asiftoindicatethehofuntenpoetryallabout
the“thenightandthestars；thedaingup；the
bargessngpast；thesunsettingahdear；”she
sighed；“etis
thinkthatpoetryisntsocheaswe
feel；denha”
duringthisspeeotherskatharinehadtued
a
apart；ethingabouthibr 》
hevaguenessofherwords
hefelt
inhereyeratherthanbyheractualthedis
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virginiawoolf
tanedtobeo
hihailinghisashipsinkingbeneaththehorizon
ghtsflagofgreetingtoanothersettingout
uponthesavoyagehebenthishead；sayingnothing；
buthacuriouscertaintythatshehadreadan
ansoherinquirythatsatisfiedheratanyrate；she
raledoffintoadescriptionofthelash
tuedtoadenunciationofenglishjustice；h；acrding
toher；irisonedpoopay
theirdebts“tell；shallhoutitall”she
asked；butatthispointkatharinegentlyinsistedthat
herthershouldgotobedlookingbackfroalfway
upthestairseyes
chinghersteadilyandintentlyhanexpression
thatshehadguessedintheodlookingat
theheroad
chapterxxxi
thetraykatharinescupofteathenext
ingbrought；also；anotefroerther；announcing
thatitentiontocatchanearlytrainto
stratfordonavonthatveryday
“pleasefindoutthebesttingthere；”the
noteran；“andodearsirjohnburdetttoexpect
；yloveivebeendreangallnightofyouand
shakespeare；dearestkatharine”
thisontaryiulseshilberyhadbeen
dreangofshakespeareanytithesesixnths；toying
htheideaofanexcursiontoshensidered
theheartofthecivilizedandsixfeetabove
shakespearesbones；toseetheverystoneswobyhis
feet；torefleansoldesttherhad
verylikelyseenshakespearesdaughtersuchthoughts
rousedanetioninher；unsuitable
nts；andhapassionthathave
beenunseeyinapilgrioasacredshrinetheonly
strangethinghatsheogobyherselfbut；
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nightandday
naturallyenough；shehfriendswho
livedintheneighborhoodofshakespearesto；and
eher；andsheleftlatertocatch
hertraininthebestofspiritsthereanselling
violetsinthestreetiteer
tosendhilberythefirstdaffodilshesawand；as
sheranbackintothehalltotellkatharine；shefelt；she
hadalndtoleave
hisbonesundisturbedappliedonlytoodiousongers
nottodearsirjohnandherselfleavingher
daughtertogitatethetheoryofannehathas；
andtheburiednuscriptsherereferredto；h
the
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iliednacetothesafetyoftheheartofcivilization
itself；shebrisklyshutthedoorofhertaxicab；and
age
thehousehoutherkatharine
foundtheidsalreadyinpossessionofherrooh
theyanttocleanthoroughlyduringherabsenceto
katharineitseedasiftheyhadbrusheday
yearsorsopdustersit
seedtoherthattheriedtodointhat
roontoaveryinsignificantheapof
dustthechinashepherdesses
abathofhotighthavebelonged
toaprofessionalnofthodicalhabits
gatheringtogetherafe
htheintention
oflookingthroughtheperhaps；intheurse
oftheingbutsheetonthestairsby
cassandra；hsuchintervals
betepthatkatharinebegantofeelherpurpose
dheyhadreachedthedoor
cassandraleantoverthebanisters；andlookeddownupon
thepersianrugthatlayonthefloorofthehall
“doesnteverythinglookoddthising”sheinquired
“areyoureallygoingtospendtheingh
thosedulloldletters；becauseifso”
thedulloldletters；uedtheheads
ofthestsoberofllectors；able；
and；afterantspause；cassandra；lookinggraveall
ofasudden；askedkatharinehe
“historyofengland”bylordcaulayitairs
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virginiawoolf
inhilberysstudytheusinsdescendedtogetherin
searchofittheydivergedintothedraforthe
goodreasonthatthedoorraitofrichard
alardyceattractedtheirattention
“iheionthat
katharinehadoftenaskedherselflately
“oh；afraudliketherestofthetleasthenrysays
so；”cassandrareplied“thoughidontbelieveeverything
henrysays；”sheaddedalittledefensively
dorhilberysstudy；hey
begantolookanghisbookssodesultoryhis
exanationthatsofifteennutesfailedtodisver
theheyhof
“styoureadcaulayshistory；cassandra”katharine
asked；s
“ist；”cassandrarepliedbriefly
“goingtoleaveyoutolookforitbyyourself”
“oh；no；katharinepleasestayandhelpyousee
youseeitoldidreadalittleeverydayandi
thativebegunes”
“e”katharineasked；tuing
totheshelvesagain
“totea；ifthatsuitsyou”
“ifitsuitstobeout；isupposeyouan”
“oh；youreh