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virginiawoolf
“hefirste
tond“because；isuppose；itkeepsanidealaliveh
ghtdieotherwise”
aeoverherface；asiftheflaof
hedironically
andhtheexpressionhhehadcalledsadbefore；
foreforit
“idontknouchsenseinhavingideals；”
shesaid
“butyouhavethe”herepliedenergetically“whydowe
callthedealsitsastupids；ian”
shefollohpartedlips；asthoughto
anss；
ian；”thedoorofthedraswungopen；and
soreinedforaperceptibleinstanttheybothheld
theelvessilent；herlipsstillparted
faroff；theyheardtherustleofskirtsthentheowner
oftheskirtsappearedinthedoorost
filled；nearlynuchsller
ladypaniedher
“aunts”katharinerred；underherbreathher
tonehadahintoftragedyinit；butnoless；ralphthought；
thanthesituationrequiredsheaddressedthel
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argerlady
asauntllicent；thesllerrslvain；
arryingcyrilto
hisauntllicentin
partioothed；
incaadinedexistenceoelderlyladies
payingcallsinlondonaboutfiveoclockintheafteoon
portraitsbyroey；seenthroughglass；havesothing
oftheirpink；lloingsoftness；
asofapritshanginguponaredheafteoon
sunsshaffs；
chains；andspossibleto
deteanbeinginthessofbrown
andblackchairslvainwasa
chslighterfigure；butthesadoubtastotheprecise
linesofhetourfilledralph；asheregardedthe
alforebodingarkofhiswouldever
reachthesefabulousandfantasticcharactersforthere
ethingfantasticallyunrealinthecuriousswayings
andnoddingsofsshaasifherequipntin
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nightandday
cludedalargeched；
oingnote；short
untiltheenglishlanguageseednolongerfitfo
purposesinantofnervousness；soralph
thought；katharinehadtuedoninnurableelectric
lightsbutsshaadgainedietusperhapsher
soventshadthatendinvieained
speech；andshenoelyand
elaborately
“iefroyouywellask
；othatianshe
hundredthti；becauseofthesunsetshere
forthesunsets；butthatyyearsago
hesunsetsnonow
nearerthanthesouthast”herrichandrontiotes
paniedbyaehand；h；
onds；rubies；and
eraldsralphorereseled
anelephant；hajeoo；
balancedinsecurelyuponitsperch；andpeckingcapriciously
ataluofsugar
“hesunsetsnoed“doyou
findsunsetsno”
“iliveathighgate；”hereplied
“athighgateyes；highgatehasitschar；youruncle
johnlivedathighgate；”shejerkedinthedirectionof
katharineshesankherheaduponherbreast；asiffora
ntsditation；；shelookedupandobserved：
“idaresaythereareveryprettylanesinhighgate
icanrellectother；katharine；
throughlanesblossonghhobutwhere
isthehaeerthatexquisitedescription
indequinbutiforget；you；
inyourgeneration；ent；
atarvel”hereshedisplayed
bothherbeautifulehands”donotreaddequincey
youhaveyourbelloc；yourchesterton；yourbeard
shaey”
“butidoreaddequinore
thanbellocandchesterton；anyhow”
“indeed”exclaidsshahagestureof
surpriseandreliefngled“youare；then；araraavisin
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virginiawoolf
yourgenerationiaelightedtoetanyonewhoreads
dequincey”
hereshehollooascreen；and；leaning
toharine；inquired；inaveryaudiblewhisper；
“doesyourfriende”
“denha”saidkatharine；orethanherusual
cleaessandfiress；“esforthereviewheisa
lawyer”
“thecleanshavenlips；shoheexpressionofthe
uthiregnizethetonceiale
”
“theyusedtoeaboutsochintheolddays；”
slvaininterposed；thefrail；silverynotesofher
voicefallinghthestoneofanoldbell
“yousayyouliveathighgate；”shentinued“iwonder
heryouhappentoknohereisanoldhouse
calledteestlodgestillinexistenceanolde
houseinagarden”
ralphshookhishead；andshesighed
“ah；no；itsthavebeenpulleddoe；
halltheotheroldhousestherety
lanesinthosedaysthatetyour
auntely；youknoharine“they
ethroughthelanes”
“asprigofyinherbon；”sshajaculated；
reniscently
“andnextsundayhehadvioletsinhisbuttonholeand
thatwashoeguessed”
katharinelaughedshelookedatralphhiseyeswere
ditative；andshehefoundinthisold
gossiptokehiondersontentedlyshefelt；she
hardlykne
“unclejohnyes；poorjohn；youal
goontalking；
heyneededlittleinvitationtodo
“thathisfather；oldsirrichard；alalled
hipoorjohn；orthefoolofthefaly；”slvain
hastenedtoinforhe“theotherboys；
andheuldneverpasshisexanations；sothey
senthioindiaalongvoyageinthosedays；poor
fello；youkno
upbuthehisknighthoodandapension；ibe
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nightandday
lieve；”shesaid；tuingtoralph；“onlyitisnotengland”
“no；”sshafirdher；“itisnotenglandin
thosedayshoughtanindianjudgeshipaboutequal
toauntyurtjudgeshipathohishonorapretty
title；butstill；notatthetopofthetreehowever；”she
sighed；“ifyouhaveahildren；andpeople
noewell；
youhavetotakeyoucanget；”shencluded
“andifancy；”slvainresud；loe
rathefidentially；“thatjohnore
ifithadntbeenforhisilyshewasa
verygoodan；devotedtohiofurse；butshewas
notaitiousforhiandifabitiousfor
herhusband；especiallyinaprofessionlikethelas
soongettoknor
denhaosaythathofourfriends
ejudges；bylookingatthegirlstheyrried
andsoitalwayswillbei
dontthink；”sheadded；suingupthesescatteredrerks；
“thatanynisreallyhappyunlesshesucceeds
inhisprofession”
sshapprovedofthissentintoreponderous
sagacityfroersideoftheteatable；inthefirst
placebysarking：
“no；narenotthesaasenifancyalfred
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tennysonspokethetruthaboutthatasaboutnyother
thingshooetheprincea
sequeltotheprincessinfessilsttiredof
princessesoshoagood
ncanberice；antigoneand
rdelia；butanhowdoyou；asa
poet；ardenha
“iotapoet；”saidralphgoodhuredly“inly
asolicitor”
“butyoudended；afraid
lestsheshou