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ablushas；hacuriousdivisionofnsciousness；one
plucksafloentallyandthroaha
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knivesinherlittlescullery；andin
shebackagain；andtuedontheldertap
toitsfullestvolu；andthentueditoffagain“now；”
shethoughttoherself；asshescrenot
goingtoletthesesillyideaseintoheaddont
youthinkasquithdeservestobehanged”shecalled
ba；and；
dryingherhands；shebegantotellhiboutthelatest
evasiononthepartofthegoventhrespectto
theenssuffragebillralphdidnottotalk
aboutpolitiaryfor
takingsuchaninterestinpublicquestionshelookedat
herassheleantforhefire；andexpressing
herselfveryclearlyinphrasesantlythe
taintoftheplatforandhethought；“hoary
eifshekneostdeup
ndtoheochelseainordertolookat
katharinesunderstandit；buti
likeherverychassheis”
forsotitheydiscussedenhadbetter
do；andasralphbecagenuinelyinterestedinthe
question；ryunnsciouslyletherattentionwander；
andagreatdesirecaoverhertotalktoralphabout
heroethingper
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sonal；sothatsheghtseehefeltforher；butshe
resistedthisfrobr 》
feelingherlackofinterestinhewassaying；and
graduallytheybothbecasilentohoughtafter
anothercaupinralphsnd；buttheywereall；in
soedhkatharine；orhvaguefeelings
ofronceandadventuresuchassheinspiredbut
heuldnottalktoryaboutsuchthoughts；andhe
pitiedherforknohingofhewasfeeling
“here；”hethought；“isen；they
havenosenseofronce”
“ary；”hesaidatlength；“ething
asing”
histoneainlyprovoking；but；asageneralrule；
ryeasilyprovokedthisevening；however；she
repliedrathersharply：
“beusingtosay；isuppose”
ralphthoughtforant；andthenrerked：
“youeanyourhealth；”headded；
asshelaughedsfully；“ianthatyouseeo
tobegettingwrappedupinyourwork”
“andisthatabadthing”sheasked；shadinghereyes
hherhand
“ithinkitis；”heretuedabruptly
“butonlyaheopposite”
hertoneecuriouslydepressed
ralphdidnotperceiveit；andtookthisopportunityof
lecturingher；andexpressinghislatestviehe
propeduainiression
eetingsoonewhohad
influencedhiheellingherthatsheoughttoread
re；andtoseethatthereherpointsofviewas
deservingofattentionasherourally；havinglast
seenhishelefttheofficeinpanyhkatharine；
sheattributedthechangetoher；ithat
katharine；onleavingthescenehshehadsoclearly
despised；hadpronoun；orsuggested
itbyherotitudebutsheknehatralph
itthathehadbeeninfluencedbyanybody
“youdontreadenough；ry；”hewassaying“you
oughttoreadrepoetry”
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itited
tosuchoknohesakeof
exanations；andhertiforreadinginlondonwas
verylittleforsoreason；noonelikestobetoldthat
theydonotreadenoughpoetry；butherresentntwas
onlyvisibleinthehepositionofher
hands；andinthefixedlookinhereyesandthenshe
thoughttoherself；“iehavingexactlyasisaidi
uscles
andsaid；inherreasonableway：
“tellioughttoread；then”
ralphhadunnsary；andhe
noselfofafeesofgreatpoetsh
perfectionof
ryscharacterandwayoflife
“youliveingunreasonably；
ashekneohistext“andyougetintoa
groovebecause；onthesratherapleasantgroove
andyoutendtoforgetyourethereforyouvethe
feninehabitofkingchofdetailsyoudontsee
atterandheydontandthatss
theruinofalltheseorganizationsthatshesuffragists
haveneverdoneanythingalltheseyearss
thepointofdraetingsandbazaarsyou
ethingbig；
nevedkingstakes；butdontniggle
youthroething
ofthebententtolivehhalfa
dozenpeopleinabackerallyourlifebutyou；”
hencluded
“iveratheretothatyselfabout
self；ian；”saidry；surprisinghiyheracquiescence
“ishouldliketogosowherefaraway”
foranttheyhsilentralphthensaid：
“butlookhere；ry；youhaventbeentakingthisseriously；
haveyou”hisirritation；andthedepression；
adehibr 》
feelsuddenlyorsethathehadbeenhurtingher
“yougoaway；willyou”heaskedandasshe
saidnothing；headded；“ohno；dontgoaway”
“idontknoeantodo；”shereplied
shehoveredonthevergeofsodiscussionofherplans；
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butshereenthefellintooneof
hisqueersilences；edtory；inspiteofall
herprecautions；tohavereferencetoshealsould
notpreventherselffrohinkingabouttheirfeeling
foreach
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otherandtheirrelationshipshefeltthatthe
thoughtboredtheirwayinlong；parallel
tunnelseverycloseindeed；butneverraninto
eachother
herhoutbreakinghis
silencerethano；
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isadevastatingfireeltstheo
oneuntaintorrent；ryoreinloveh
denhahanshehherpokerorhertongs
butprobablytheseextrepassionsareveryrare；and
thestateofndthusdepictedbelongstotheverylast
stagesoflove；hepooresisthasbeeneaten
aostintelligent
people；ryethingofanegoist；totheextent；
thatis；ofattachinggreatiortancetoshefelt；
andsheoralisttoliketo
keetoti；thatherfeelingswere
creditabletoherhershethoughtover
herstateofnd；andcatothenclusionthatit
hingtoleaalanguagesayitalian
orgeshethentoadrao
unloitcertaindeeplysrednuscript
pagesshereadthehrough；lookingupfroer
readingeverynohenandthinkingveryintently
foraferalphshedidherbesttoverify
allthequalitiesinhitionsin
her；andpersuadedherselfthatsheacuntedreasonably
forthellthenshelookedbackagainatheuscript；
anddecidedthattoticalenglishprose
isthehardestthingintheshethoughtabout
herselfagreatdealrethanshethou