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believethat；althoughdeplorableandupsetting；thesituation
houtitssness
hedoordidopen；hestarted；butbravedthe
forthingrevelationitrslvain；however；
butkatharineherselfered；closelyfollowed
byralphdenhahasetexpressionhshowed
aking；katharineenuntered
theireyes；andsaying；“goingtointerruptyou；”
sheleddenhaehindthecurtain
oftherootherelicsthisrefugewasnoneofher
entsandonlyso
belatedseurtubestationforshelter；sheed；
forralphssake；tofacethedisfortsofherownhouse
underthestreetlasshehadthoughthiookingboth
tiredandstrained
thusseparated；thetainedoccupiedfor
sotiurrs
peratedfronesetothe
otheratlengththeidessage
thathilberyefordinneritwas
truethattherehatkatharineshouldbe
inford；butbegantoinquirecassandrasopinion
insuchaoshohat；horhoutreason；
heuchtospeaktoher
frootivesofhero
“butdontyouthinkitsalittleunsociable”he
hazarded“ethingasinggotothe
play；forinstanceaskkatharineandralph；eh”
theuplingoftheiasinthisnnercaused
cassandrashearttoleaphpleasure
“dontyouthinktheystbe”shebegan；but
hastilytookherup
“oh；iknohingaboutthationlythoughtwe
ghtaseourselves；asyourunclesout”
heprobassyixtureofexcitent
andearrassnttotuaside
ineintentlyfor
severalntstheportraitofalady；optisticallysaid
byshilberytobeanearlyworkofsirjoshuareynolds
then；eunnecessaryfuling；hedrewaside
thecurtain；andhhiseyesfixedupontheground；
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virginiawoolf
repeatedhisssageandsuggestedthattheyshouldall
spendtheeveningattheplaykatharineacceptedthe
suggestionhsuchrdialitythatitrangeto
findherofnocleadastotheprecisespectacleshe
oseesheleftthechoiceentirelytoralphand
；akingunselfrateallyoveranevening
paper；foundtheelvesinagreentastotheritsof
asichallthisbeingarranged；everythingelsefollowed
easilyandenthusiasticallycassandrahadnever
beentoasichallkatharineinstructedherinthepeculiar
delightsofanentertainntwherepolarbearsfollow
directlyuponladiesinfulleveningdress；andthe
stageisalteatelyagardenofstery；allinersbandbox；
andafriedfishshopintheleendroadever
theexathatnight；it
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fulfilled
thehighestpurposesofdraticart；sofar；atleast；
asfouroftheaudienceonceed
nodoubttheactorsandtheauthorswouldhavebeen
surprisedtoleainshapetheireffortsreached
thoseparticulareyesandears；buttheyuldnothave
deniedthattheeffectasaendousthe
hallresoundedous
poandjesty；andthenofsentation
theredsandcreaofthebackground；thelyres
andharpsandusandskulls；theprotuberancesofplaster；
thefringesofscarletplush；thesinkingandblazing
ofinnurableelectriclights；uldscarcelyhavebeen
surpassedforderativeeffectbyanycraftsnofthe
anodeworld
thenthereheaudienceitself；bareshouldered；
tuftedandgarlandedinthestalls；derousbutfestalin
thebalnies；andfranklyfitfordaylightandstreetlife
inthegalleriesbut；hoheydifferedwhenlooked
atseparately；theysharedthesahuge；lovablenature
inthebulk；urredandswayedandquiveredall
thetithedanaking
oninfrontofit；sloantlyleftoff
laughing；andapplaudedhahelterskeltergenerosity
etisbecaunaniusandovering
oncesaharineleaningforlapping
herhandsentthatstartledhiher
laughrangouththelaughteroftheaudience
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nightandday
forasendhehislaughterdisclosed
sothingthathehadneversuspectedinher
butthencassandrasfacecaughthiseye；gazingh
astonishntatthebuffoon；notlaughing；toodeeply
intentandsurprisedtolaughatshesaw；andfor
sontshechedherasifshehild
theperfocecatoanend；theillusiondyingout
firsthereandthenthere；assorosetoputontheir
ats；othersstooduprighttosalute“godsavetheking；”
thesiusicandencasedtheirinstrunts；
andthelightssankonebyoneuntilthehousewas
ety；silent；andfullofgreatshadokover
hershoulderasshefollohroughtheswingdoors；
cassandrarveledtoseehohestageirely
ancebut；sheheyreally
veralltheseatsinbro
thesuenthatbefore
theyseparatedanotherexpeditionhadbeenplannedfor
thenextdaythenextdayurday；thereforeboth
andralphodevotetheeoon
toanexpeditiontogreenh；hcassandra
hadneverseen；andkatharinenfusedhdulh
onthisoccasionralph
houtaccidenttogreenh
agination
firstgavebirthtotheclusterofpleasantplacesbyh
londonissurroundedistterofindifferencenohat
theyhaveadaptedtheelvessoadrablytotheneeds
ofpeoplebetheagesoftyandthirtyh
saturdayafteoonstospendindeed；ifghostshaveany
interestintheaffectionsofthosethey
streaptheirrichestharvestshefineher
esagainandthelovers；thesightseers；andtheholiday
kerspourtheelvesoutoftrainsandoibuses
intotheiroldpleasuregroundsitistruethattheygo；
forthestpart；unthankedbyna；althoughupon
thisoccasioninating
praiseasthedeadarchitectsandpaintersreceived
seldontheurseoftheyeartheywerewalkingby
theriverbank；andkatharineandralph；laggingalittle
behind；iled
atthesoundofhisvoice；shelistenedasifshefoundit
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virginiawoolf
alittleunfaliar；intitelythoughshekne；she
testeditthenoteofassuranceandhappinesswasnew
everyhoursources
ofhishappinessshehadneglectedshehadneverasked
hioteachheranything；shehadnevesentedto
readcaulay；shehadneverexpressedherbeliefthat
hisplayotheworksofshakespeare
shefolloilyintheirilinganddelighting
inthesoundherapturous
andyetnotservileassentofcassandra
thensherred；“hochanged
hersentencetotheoppositeofeanttosay
andended；“hoouldsheherselfhavebeensoblind”
butitofollosuchriddleswhen
thepresenceofralphsuppliedheroreinteresting
proble；ehoeinvolvedhthelittle
boatajesticandcarey；
andthestearshoinghtheirtreasury；orstarting
insearchofit；sothatinfinitel