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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