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anddecidedthattoticalenglishprose
isthehardestthingintheshethoughtabout
herselfagreatdealrethanshethoughtaboutgraatical
englishproseoraboutralphdenhaandity
thereforebedisputedhershewasinlove；or；ifso；
toilyherpassionbelonged
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itslifethattters；nothingbutlifetheprocessof
disvering；theeverlastingandperpetualprocess；”said
katharine；asshepassedunderthearcho
thethedisvery
itselfatall”shespokethelast
rodneysilucentredlor；in
herhonor；asshekneoteah
hibutsheoodostphysically
disagreeabletointerruptthestrideofonesthought；and
sheesunderthe
treesbeforeapproachinghisstaircaseshelikedgetting
holdofsobookother
hadread；andkeepingittoherself；andgnasntents
inprivaeaninghoutsharing
herthoughtshanyone；orhavingtodecideher
thebookhiseveningshe
hadtood
afatalistithattheprocessofdisvery
ably；thenatureofones
goaltterednotatallshesatdoont
upononeoftheseats；feltherselfcarriedalonginthe
sanythings；decided；inhersuddenhatit
etoheaveallthisthinkingoverboard；androse；
leavingafishngersbasketontheseatbehindher
tinuteslaterherrapsoundedhauthorityupon
rodneysdoor
“；”shesaid；“ifraidiate”
itrue；butheoseeherthatheforgot
hisannoyancehehadbeenoccupiedforoveranhourin
kingthingsreadyforher；andhenowhadhisreward
inseeingherlookrightandleft；assheslippedhercloak
froershoulders；hevidentsatisfaction；although
shesaidnothinghehadseenthatthefirebutwell；
jaotshetable；tinversshoneinthefender；
andtheshabbyfortoftheroohewas
dressedinhisoldcriondressinggohwasfaded
irregularly；andhadbrightnechesonit；likethe
palergrassade
thetea；andkatharinedrerossed
herlegsasculineinits
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virginiawoolf
easenordidtheytalkchuntiltheyoking
cigarettesoverthefire；havingplacedtheirteacupsupon
thefloorbet
theyhadnottsincetheyhadexchangedlettersabout
theirrelationshipkatharinesansohisprotestation
hadbeenshortandsensiblehalfasheetofnotepaper
ntainedtheerelyhadtosaythat
she；andsouldnotrry
hibuttheirfriendshipinue；shehoped；
unchangedshehadaddedapostscriptinhshe
stated；“ilikeyoursonverych”
sofarashisappearanceof
easeedthreetisthatafteoonhehad
dressedhielfinatailat；andthreetishehad
discardeditforanolddressinggoeshehad
plaeshe
hadreveditagain；thelittlelookingglassinhisroobr 》
beingtheindthequestion
harinepreferonthisparticular
afteoonindeore；and
thepostsatterevi
dentlysheadredstthepoetinhiandasthis；on
thehhisoo
err；ifanything；onthesideofshabbinesshisdeanor
editation；hespokelittle；
andonlyoniersonaltters；heorealize
thatinvisitinghiorthefirsttialoneshewasdoing
nothingrerkable；although；infact；that
aboutatallsure
certainlykatharineseedquiteunvedbyanydisturbing
thoughts；andifhehadbeenpletelyster
ofhielf；heght；indeed；haveplainedthatshe
indedtheease；thefaliarityof
thesituationaloneongteacupsand
candles；hadreeffectuponherthan
sheaskedtolookathisbooks；andthenathispictures
itthegreekinher
handsthatsheexclaid；iulsively；ifinngruously：
“oystersihadabasket；”sheexplained；“andive
leftitsohustonight
inthe”
sheroseandbeganto
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rosealso；andstoodinfrontofthefire；ttering；“oysters；
oystersyourbasketofoysters”butthoughhe
lookedvaguelyhereandthere；asiftheoystersghtbe
onthetopofthebookshelf；hiseyesretuedalo
katharineshedreong
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scantyleavesoftheplarees
“ihadthe”shecalculated；“inthestrand；isatona
seatind；”shencluded；tuingbackinto
theroobruptly；“idaresaysooldcreatureisenjoying
theythisti”
“ishouldhavethoughtthatyouneverforgotanything；”
rerked；astheysettleddownagain
“thatspartofthethabout；iknoharine
replied
“andiproceeded；ecaution；
“thetruthaboutyouisbutiknohissortof
thingdoesntinterestyou；”headdedhastily；hatouch
ofpeevishness
“no；itdoesntinterestverych；”sherepliedcandidly
“shallalkaboutthen”heasked
shelookedrathersicallyroundthehe
roo
“hoe
thingaboutpoetry；ianiwonderifyourealize；
；thativeneverreadevenshakespeareitsrather
itupalltheseyears”
“youvekeptitupfortenyearsverybeautifully；asfar
asiceed；”hesaid
“tenyearssolongasthat”
“andidontthinkitsalwaysboredyou；”headded
shelookedintothefiresilentlysheuldnotdeny
thatthesurfaceofherfeelingelyunruffled
byanythinginscharacter；onthentrary；she
feltcertainthatsheulddealhevertuedup
hegaveherpeace；inhinkofthings
thatovedfroheytalkedabouteven
nohinayardofher；howeasilyher
ndrangedhitherandthithersuddenlyapicturepresented
itselfbeforeher；houtanyeffortonherpartas
picturess；shehade
infrolecture；andsheheldapileofbooksinher
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hand；satheticsand
astronoasteredsheputtheown
onthetableoverthereither
lifetarriedtobuthereshecheckedherselfabruptly
sheuldnotentirelyforgetspresence；because；
inspiteofhiseffortstontrolhielf；hisnervousness
onsuchoccasionshiseyesprotruded
rethanever；andhisfacehadrethanever
theappearanceofbeingveredhathincrackling
skin；throughileblood
shoehehadshapedso
nysentenpulses
andsubduedthethathescarlet
“youysayyoudontreadbooks；”hererked；“but；
allthesa；youknobesides；s
youtobeleaedleavethattothepoordevilswhove
gotnothingbettertodoyouyouahe
“ethingbeforei
go”saidkatharine；lookingatherch
“katharine；youveonlyjusteletseeno
haveigottoshoirredaboutthe
papersonhistable；asifindoubt；hethenpickedupa
nuscript；andafterspreadingitsothlyuponhisknee；
helookedupatkatharinesuspicio