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hebegantodratlefiguresintheblankspaces；heads
anttoreseleherhead；blotsfringedes
anttorepresentperhapstheentireuniversefrobr 》
thisoccupationhe
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essagethata
ladyhehadscarcelytitorun
hishandsthroughhishairinordertolookaschlikea
solihispapersintohis
pocket；alreadyovereethatanothereye
shouldbeholdthehathispreparations
rshilbery
“ihopeyourenotdisposingofsobodysfortuneina
hurry；”shererked；gazingatthedocuntsonhis
table；“orcuttingoffanentailatonebloausei
eafavorandanderson
keephishorseingandersonisaperfecttyrant；but
hedrovedearfathertotheabbeythedaytheyburied
hiideboldtoetoyou；denhanotexactly
insearchoflegalassistancethoughidontknow
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virginiawoolf
eto；ifirouble；butinorder
toaskyourhelpinsettlingsotiresolittledostic
affairsthathaveariseninabsenceivebeento
stratfordonavonisttellyouallaboutthatoneof
thesedays；andthereigotaletterfroysisterinlaw；
adearkindgooseerferinghother
peopleschildrenbecauseshesgotnoneofherownwere
dreadfullyafraidthatshesgoingtolosethesightofone
ofhereyes；andialents
aresoapttotuintontalailntsithinktthew
aoldsayssothingofthesakindaboutlordbyron
butthatsneitherherenorthere”
theeffectoftheseparentheses；hertheyroduced
forthatpurposeorrepresentedanaturalinstinct
onshilberysparttoeellishthebarenessof
herdisurse；gaveralphtitoperceivethatshepossessed
allthefaehow；
inthebassador
“ididnteheretotalkaboutlordbyron；”s
hilberyntinued；halittlelaugh；“thoughiknow
thatbothyouandkatharine；unlikeotheryoungpeople
ofyourgeneration；stillfindhireading”she
paused“iogladyouvedekatharinereadpoetry；
denhasheexclaid；“andfeelpoetry；andlook
poetryshecanttalkityet；butshewilloh；shewill”
ralph；ost
refusedtoarticulate；sohorivedtosaythatthere
ontshopeless；utterlyhopeless；though
hegavenoreasonforthisstatentonhispart
“butyourshilberyinquired
“goodgod”heexclaid；enceh
adttedofnoquestion
“itsthechurchofenglandserviceyoubothobjectto”
shilberyinquiredinnocently
“idontcareadaserviceitis；”ralphreplied
“youarryherininsterabbeyifthe
catothershilberyinquired
“iarryherinstpaulscathedral；”ralphreplied
hisdoubtsuponthispoint；hwerealways
rousedbykatharinespresence；hadvanishedpletely；
andhisstrongestheobehher
iediately；sinceeverysendheherhe
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nightandday
iginedherslippingfartherandfartherfrointo
oneofthosestatesofndined
heinateher；topossessher
“thankgod”exclaidshilberyshethankedhibr 》
foravarietyofblessings：forthenvictionhh
theyoungnspoke；andnotleastfortheprospectthat
onherdaughtershenoblecadences；the
statelyperiods；theanarriage
serviceheheadsofadistinguished
ngregationgatheredtogetheeartheveryspotwhere
herfatherlayquiescenththeotherpoetsofengland
thetearsfilledhereyes；butshereeredsiltaneously
thathercarriageeyes
shefolloairs
itithoutexception
thestunpleasanthehadevertakenhisonly
ogoasstraightlyandquicklyaspossibleto
cheynershilberyeither
ignoredorthoughtfittobafflethisdesirebyinterposing
variouserrandsofherooppedthecarriage
atpostoffices；andffeeshops；andshopsofin
scrutabledignityheagedattendantshadtobe
greetedasoldfriends；and；eof
stpaulsabovetheirregularspiresofludgatehill；she
pulledtherdiulsively；andgavedirectionsthat
andersonshoulddrivetheherebutandersonhadreasons
ofhisoeoonworship；and
kepthishorsesnoseobstinatelytoheafter
sonutes；shilberyrealizedthesituation；and
aoredly；apologizingtoralphforhis
disappointnt
“neved；”shesaid；“ostpaulsanother
day；anditytuout；thoughicantprosethatit
insterabbey；h
ter”
ralphsheontosayher
ndandbodybothseedtohavefloatedintoanother
regionofquicksailingcloudsrapidlypassingacrosseach
otherandenvelopingeverythinginavaporousindistinctness
anainednsciousofhisorated
desire；hisiotencetobringaboutanything
hepatience
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virginiawoolf
suddenlyshilberypulledtherdhsuchdecision
thatevenandersonhadtolistentotheorderhshe
leantoutofthethecarriagepulled
upabruptlyintheddleofehallbeforealargebuilding
dedientofficesinasend
shilberyountingthesteps；andralphin
tooacuteanirritationbythisfurtherdelayeventospeculate
errandtookheootheboardofeducation
hepfrohecarriageandtakeacab；
rshilberyreappearedtalkinggeniallytoafigure
ainedhiddenbehindher
“theresplentyofrooorusall；”shey
ofroo；”she
added；openingthedoor；andralphfoundthatrodney
hadnopanythetenglancedat
eae；disfortinitsstacute
foface；ralphuld
readthellexpressedbeyondtheeloquenceofwords
uponthefars
hilberypletelyunseeingordeteedto
appearsosheedto
boththeyoungn；tosooneoutside；upintheair
shetalkedaboutshakespeare；sheapostrophizedthehun
raedthevirtuesofdivinepoetry；she
be
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gantoreciteversesiddle
thegreatadvantageofherdisursehatitwasself
supportingitnourisheditselfuntilcheynewalkwas
reaurrs
“noingbrisklyatherdoor；“herewe
are”
thereethingairyandironicalinhervoiceand
expressionasshetueduponthedoorstepandlooked
atthehthe
sasgivingsathavingtrustedtheirfortunestosuch
anaassador；androdneyactuallyhesitateduponthe
thresholdandrredtodenha
“yougoin；denhai”heuingtail；butthe
dooropeningandthefaliarlookofthehouseasserting
itscharheboltedinontheheothers；
andthedoorshutuponhisescapeshilberyledthe
tothedrathe
firebutasusual；thelittletableshchina
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nightandday
andsilvertherehere
“ah；”shesaid；“katharinesnothereshestbeupstairs
inherrooyouhavesothingtosaytoher；i
kno