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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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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