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asiarrived;ishouldhavebeenhyoubeforecelia
hasdoubtlesstoldyouyoue;ggie
hestbedetorryheratonceforthesakeofthe
children”
“butdoesherefusetorryher”shilberyinquired;
ent
“hehastenanabsurdpervertedletter;allquotations;”
usincarolinepuffed“hethinkshesdoingavery
fihing;hefollyofitthegirls
everybitasinfatuatedasheisforehi”
“sheentangledhi”auntceliaintervened;havery
oothnessofintonation;edtonvey
avisionofthreadserlose;
eshroundtheirvicti
“itsnousegoingintotherightsandhe
affaioeacerbity;
forshebelievedherselftheonlypracticaloneofthe
faly;andregrettedthat;ootheslohe
kitrslvainhadalreadynfusedpoor
dearggiepleteversionofthefacts
“thesischieftooarewe
toallo
sorrytohavetosaythesethingsbeforeyou;katharine
hee;ggieyourfathersna;reer”
“butletushopeitrshilbery
katharine;othestantly;
hechatteroftonguesheldseived
thatthelookofstraightforionhadalready
vanished;hertherlycastingaboutinher
ndforsothodofescape;orbrightspot;orsudden
illunationothesatisfaction
ofeverybodythatallhadhappened;raculouslybut
inntestably;forthebest
“itsdetestablequitedetestable”sherepeated;but
intonesofnogreatassurance;andthenherfacelitup
ileealst
assured“nothinksobadlyof
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nightandday
thesethingsastheyusedtodo;”shebegan“itwillbe
horriblyunfortablefortheotis;butifthey
arebrave;cleverchildren;astheyll
kererkablepeopleofthentheendrobertbrowning
usedtosaythateverygreatnhasjewishbloodin
hiandusttrytolookatitinthatlightand;after
all;aydisagreeh
hisprinciple;but;atleast;onecanrespectitlikethe
frentingthekingshead
offsoofthestterriblethingsinhistoryhavebeen
doneonprinciple;”shencluded
“ifraiditakeaverydifferentvieiple;”
usincarolinere
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第34节
rkedtartly
“principle”auntceliarepeated;hanairofdeprecating
suchaorrow
andseehi”sheadded
“butakethesedisagreeablethings
uponyourself;celia”shilberyinterposed;andusin
carolihereuponprotestedefurtherplaninvolving
sacrificeofherself
groall;kathariuedtothewin
doongthefoldsofthecurtain;pressing
closetotheelyat
theriverchintheattitudeofachilddepressedbythe
aninglesstalkofitselderssheuchdisappointed
inhertherandinherselftoothelittletugh
shegavetotheblind;lettingitflyuptothetopha
snap;signifiedherannoyanceshewasveryangry;and
yetiotenttogiveexpressiontoheranger;orknow
sheoralized
anddeupstoriestosuittheiroing;
andsecretlypraisedtheiroionandtact
no;theyhadtheirdist;shedecided;hundreds
oflesa“perhapsitwould
bebetterifirried;”shethoughtsuddenly;
andthethoughtappearedtoloohroughthestlike
solidgroundshestoodthere;thinkingofheroiny;
andtheelderladiestalkedon;untiltheyhadtalked
theelvesintoadecisiontoasktheyounganto
luncheon;andtellher;veryfriendlily;hohbehavior
appearedtoenliketheelves;heworld
andthenshilberyruckbyabetteridea
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virginiawoolf
chapterx
ssrsgrateleyandhooper;thesolicitorsin
ralphdenhaeirofficeinlinlnsinn
fields;andthereralphdenhappearedeverying
verypunctuallyattenoclockhispunctuality;together
outangtheclerks
forsuccess;andindeeditowager
thatintenyearstiorsooneatthe
headofhisprofession;haditnotbeenforapeculiarity
etisseedtokeeverythingabouthibr 》
uncertainandperiloushissisterjoanhadalreadybeen
disturbedbyhisloveofgalinghhissavingsscrutinizing
histantlyhtheeyeofaffection;she
hadbeeaperant
uchanxiety;andwouldhave
s
ofitinherouresheuldfancyralphsuddenly
saefantasticigination;
socauseorideaorevensoherfancyranfor
soanseenfrorailrain;hangingupclothes
inabackyardhisbeautyorthis
cause;noforce;shekne
froursuitofitshesuspectedtheeastalso;andalways
fidgetedherselfhabookof
indiantravelsinhishand;asthoughheking
ntagionfrohepageontheotherhand;non
loveaffair;hadtherebeensuchathing;aused
herantsuneasinessonceed
heethingsplendidin
theh
andyetnobodyuldhaveter
inalltheregnizedstagesofayoungnslifethan
ralphhaddone;andjoanhadtogatherterialsforher
fearsfroriflesinherbrothersbehaviorhwould
haveescapedanyothereyeituralthatsheshould
beanxiouslifehadbeensoarduousforalloftherobr 》
thestartthatsheuldnothelpdreadinganysudden
relaxationofhisgraspuponheheld;though;asshe
kneinspectionofheropulse
toletgoandkeathedisciplineand
thedrudgeryetisalstirresistiblebuth
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nightandday
ralph;ifhebrokeahatito
puthielfunderharshestraint;shefiguredhioiling
throughsandydesertsunderatropicalsuntofindthe
soureriverorthehauntofsofly;shefigured
hiivingbythelaborofhishandsinsocitysluthe
victifoneofthoseterribletheoriesofrightandwrong
e;shefiguredhirisoner
forlifeinthehouseofaanby
hersfortuneshalfproudly;andwhollyanxiously;she
fradsuchthoughts;astheysat;lateatnight;talking
togetheroverthegasstoveinralphsbedroo
itislikelythatralphhaveregnizedhis
oofafutureintheforecastsurbed
hissisterspeaind
hadbeenputbeforehieeditha
laugh;asthesortoflifethatheldnoattra
heuldnothavesaidhohathehadputthese
absurdnotionsintohissistersheadindeed;heprided
hielfuponbeingoalifeofhardwork;
aboutofillusionshisvisionofhis
oanysuchforecasts;uldhavebeen
depublicatanynthoutablush;heattributed
tohielfastrongbrain;andnferredonhielf
aseatinthehouseofnsattheageoffifty;a
deratefortune;and;portantoffice
inaliberalgoventtherehingextravagant
inaforecastofthatkind;andcertainlynothingdishonorable
nevertheless;ashissisterguessed;itneededall
ralphsstrengthofogetherhthepressureof
ovinginthepathh
ledthatneeded;i