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sheaskedforasliethecakewas
eatenandtheteadrunkthepersonalquestionhadlapsed；
andtheyryinsensiblytheytued
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frohequestionofdraticpoetryingeneral；tothe
particularexalespocket；and
aidcaintoclearaheteathings；
hadaskedperssiontoreadashortpassage
aloud；“unlessitboredher”
cassandrabentherheadinsilence；butsheshoweda
littleof
feltnfidentthatitorethanslvain
herselftorouthiroispositionhereadaloud
anharinehestreet
ifpulsiveactioninleaving
theteatable；sheuldhavetracedittonobettercause
thanthathadglancedatcassandrcassandraat
yet；becausetheyhadglanced；herpositionwas
iossibleifoneforgottopouroutacupofteathey
rushedtothenclusionthatsheoralph
denhasheknehatinhalfanhourorsothedoor
ould
notsitthereandntelateseeinghi
and；judgingtheirexactdegree
ofintiightfixtheweddingday
sheprotlydecidedthatsheeetralphoutof
doors；shestillhadtitoreachlinlnsinnfields
beforehelefthisofficeshehailedacab；andbadeit
takehertoashopforsellingpseered
ingreatqueenstreet；sinceshehardlylikedtobe
setdohisdoorarrivedattheshop；sheboughta
largescalepofnorfolk；andthusprovided；hurried
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intolinlnsinnfields；andassuredherselfoftheposition
ofssrshoperandgrateleysofficethegreatgas
chandeliersintheofficeonceived
thathesatatanenorustableladenhpapers
beneathoneofthenthefrontroothe
threetalltledhispositionthere；she
beganentnobodyof
hisbuildappearedshescrutinizedeachlefigureasit
approachedandpassedhereachlefigurehad；nevertheless；
alookofhidue；perhaps；totheprofessional
dress；thequickstep；thekeenglanceheycast
uponherastheyhastenedhoafterthedayswork
thesquareitself；nsehousesallsofully
oosphereofindustry
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nightandday
andpohesparrohechildrenwere
eaingtheirdailybread；asiftheskyitself；hits
grayandscarletclouds；reflectedtheseriousintentionof
theherehefitplace
fortheireting；shethought；herehefitplacefor
hertosheuldnothelpparing
itesticstreetsofchelseahthis
parisoninhed；sheextendedherrangealittle；
andtuedintotheinroadthegreattorrentofvans
andcartsrianswere
streangintentsshestood
fascinatedattheerthedeeproarfilledherears；
thechangingtulthadtheinexpressiblefascinationof
variedlifepouringceaselesslyhapurposeh；as
shelooked；seedtoher；sohoalpurpose
fored；itspleteindifferenceto
theindividuals；itsards；
filledherporaryexaltationtheblend
ofdaylightandoflalightdeheraninvisiblespectator；
justasitgavethepeopleitransparent
quality；andleftthefacespaleivoryovalsin
ous
rushofthecurrentthegreatflo；
theunquenchabletideshestoodunobservedandabsorbed；
gloryingopenlyintherapturethathadrun
subterraneouslyalldaysuddenlysheched；unwilling；
froheoutside；bytherellectionofherpurpose
iningthereshehadetofindralphdenha
shehastilytuedbackintolinlnsinnfields；and
lookedforherlandrkthelightinthethreetallwindows
shesoughtinvainthefacesofthehouseshad
noergedinthegeneraldarkness；andshehaddifficulty
indeteingralphsthreewindows
gavebackontheirghostlyglasspanelsonlyareflection
ofthegrayandgreenishskysherangthebell；
peretorily；underthepaintednaofthefirafter
sodelaysheaker；whosepail
andbrushoftheelvestoldherthattheworkingday
r
grateleyhielf；；sheassuredkatharine；every
oneelsehadbeengohesetennutes
thenepletelyanxietygained
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uponhershehastenedbackintokings
peopleiraculouslyregainedtheirsolidityshe
ranasfarasthetubestation；overhaulingclerkafter
evenfaintly
reseledralphdenhareandreplainlydidshe
seehiandreandredidheseeoherunlike
anyoneelseatthedoorofthestationshepaused；and
triedtollectherthoughtshehadgooherhouse
bytakingacabsheuldbethereprobablyinadvance
ofhibutshepicturedherselfopeningthedrawing
roooor；andandcassandralookingup；and
ralphsentranceantlater；andtheglancesthe
insinuationsno；sheuldnotfaceitshee
hiletterandtakeitatoncetohishouseshebought
paperandpencilatthebookstall；andenteredanabc
shop；upofffee；shesecuredan
etytable；andbeganatvicetoe：
“iissedyouiuldnot
faceandcassandratheyus”hereshe
paused“theyinsistthatituted；
“andtalkatall；orexplainanythingi
”hers；nohatshewasin
nicationhralph；thatthepencilterly
inadequatetondued
asiftheorrentofkingsorundownher
pencilshegazedintentlyatanoticehangingonthe
goldencrustede“tosayallkindsof
things；”sheadded；ingeachhthepainstaking
ofachildbut；o
ditatethenextsentence；sheress；
atedthatite；and；
lookinground；katharinesaostthelastperson
leftintheshopshetookupherletter；paidherbill；
andfoundherselfoncereinthestreetshewould
noontitflashed
uponherthatsheuldnotreertheaddressthis
checkseedtoletfallabarrieracrossaverypowerful
eryindesperation；
huntingforthena；firstbyreeringthelook
ofthehouse；andthenbytrying；inry；toretrace
thetenonce；atleast；uponanenvelope
thereshepressedthefarthertheeded
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nightandday
ething；onthestreeta
hillshegaveitupnever；sinceshehild；hadshe
feltanythinglikethisblanknessanddesolationthere
rushedinuponher；asifsheso
dreaallthensequencesofherinexplicableindolence
shefiguredralphsfaceashetuedfroerdoorhout
aissalasa
bloherself；aationthatshedidnot
shefolloher
door；butitoreeasytoseehiarchingfar
andfastinanydireethanto
nceivethatheubacktohighgateperhaps
heoretoseeherincheynewas
proofofthecleaess；thatshe
startedforhispossibilityoccurredtoher；and
alstraisedherhandtobeckontoacabno；hewas
tooproudtoeagain；herejectedthedesireandwalked
onandon；onandonifonlysheuldreadthenas
ofthosevis