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intodarknessbethelookedather；buther
faceshonoregret
osciousnessofurbedher
“ustgo；”hesaidatlength
sheseedabouttosaysothing；thenchangedher
ndandsaidrely：
“youeagain；ihopeweal”she
hesitated”tobeinterrupted”
hebo
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nteveryscleautandbracedasiftoresist
sosuddenattaontit
seedasiftheattacktobedirectedagainst
hisbody；andhisbrainthushealert；buthout
understandingfindinghielf；afterafeinutes；no
longerunderobservation；andnoattackdelivered；he
sla；took
possessionofeverygoveingseat；andthscarcely
anyresistancefrooedbytheirfirsteffort
atdefencehetookhisheriver
eanknt；ahoratherthanto
theatitsrcyhedenopatteout
ofthesightshesaselfnoen
fan；andfarreved
frotrolofit；anstances
anylongeroldbatterednloafingatthe
doorsofpublichousesnoedtobehisfellows；and
hefelt；ashesupposedtheofeel；anglingofenvy
andhatredtohoseainly
toagoaloftheirooo；sahingsvery
thinandshadoedaboutbythelightest
breathofhesubstantialhitsprospect
ofavenuesleadingonandontotheinvisibledistance；
hadslippedfroisincekatharinewasengaged
noeager
pathhaditsendingsoonenoughkatharinewasengaged；
andshehaddeceivedhitoohefeltforers
ofhisbeinguntouchedbyhisdisaster；buttherewasno
littothefloodofdage；notoneofhispossessionsshehadxed
herselfheverythoughtofhis；andreftofherthey
seedfalsethoughtsothink
againhislifeseedieasurablyioverished
hesathielfdoeofthechillyfogh
obscuredthefartherbankandleftitslightssuspended
uponablanksurface；upononeoftheriversideseats；
andletthetideofdisillusionnts
forthetibeingallbrightpointsinhislifeted
out；allpronencesleveledatfirsthedehielf
believethatkatharinehadtreatedhiadly；anddrew
fortfrohethoughtthat；leftalone；she
this；andthinkofhindtenderhiinsilence；
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nightandday
atanyrate；anapologybutthisgrainoffortfailed
hifterasendortion；hehadto
adtthatkatharineonothingkatharinehad
prosednothing；takennothing；toherhisdreahad
antnothingthis；indeed；helopitchofhis
despairifthebestofonesfeelingsansnothingto
thepersonstnceedinthosefeelings；reality
isleftustheoldronceedhis
daysforhithethoughtsofkatharineed
everyhour；adetoappearfoolishandenfeebled
herose；andlookedintotheriver；
raceofdunlorededtheveryspiritoffutility
andoblivion
“incanorust；then”hethought；asheleant
theresofeebleandinsubstantialdidhefeelhielfthat
herepeatedthewordaloud
“inenandennotin
onesdreaaboutthetheresnothingnothing；nothing
leftatall”
nohadreasontoknohatheuldbringto
birthandkeepaliveafineangerhoserodney
providedagoodtargetforthatetionandyetatthe
nt；rodneyandkatharineherselfseeddiseodied
ghostsheuldscarcelyreerthelookof
thehisndplungedloarriage
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toghosts；theassoftheantial
vapor；surroundingthesolitarysparkinhisnd；whose
buingpointheuldreer；foritbutnore
hehadoncecherishedabelief；andkatharinehadeodied
thisbelief；andshedidsonolongerhedidnot
blaher；hebladnothing；nobody；hesahetruth
hesahedunloredraceofersandtheblankshore
butlifeisvigorous；thebodylives；andthebody；no
doubt；dictatedthereflection；to
vent；thatoneycastahe
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forofhun
beings；andyetretainthepassionedinseparable
froheirexistenceinthefleshnohispassion
butonhishorizon；astheakesagreenish
paneinthethroughthinningcloudshiseyeswere
setonsothinginfinitelyfarandrete；bythatlight
hefeltheuldure；havetofind
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thelunchhourintheofficelyspentby
denhanthensutionoffoodherfineor；
hepassedstofitpacingthegravelpathsinlinlns
innfieldsthechildrengottoknohe
sparrobs
nodoubt；sinostalways
ahandfulofbread；heasblindtohissurroundings
ashethoughthielf
hethoughtthattheseerdaysinlong
hoursbeforeepapersradiantinelectriclight；andin
shortpassagesthroughfogdiedstreetse
backtohiserlunchhecarriedinhisheada
pictureofthestrand；scatterednibuses；andof
thepurpleshapesofleavespressedflatuponthegravel；
asifhiseyeshadaluponthegroundhis
brainly；buthisthoughttended
hsolittlejoythathedidnot；but
droveahead；noe
holadenalibrary
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nightandday
rydate；
saonedaytakinghistu；closelybuttonedinan
overat；andsolostinthoughtthatheghthavebeen
sittinginhiso
sheebysothingverylikeahe
sightofhithenshefeltchinclinedtolaugh；although
herpulsebeatfastershepassedhiandhe
neversaebaonthe
shoulder
“graary”heexclaid“hoe”
“yesyoulookedasifyouwerewalkinginyoursleep；”
shesaid“areyouarrangingsoterribleloveaffair
haveyougottorencileadesperateuple”
“iyher
hastily“and；besides；thatsortofthingsnotinline；”
headded；rathergriy
theingenutes
ofleisuretospendtheyhadnottforthree
uchtosaytoralph；butshewas
notcertainhopanyhowever；
afteratuortni
cated；hesuggestedsittingdoooktheseat
besidehithesparroeflutteringabouttheand
ralphproducedfroispocketthehalfofarollsaved
froislunongthe
“iveneverseensparroe；”ryobserved；by
ething
“no；”saidralph“thesparroas
taasthisiflystill；illgetoo
settleonar”
ryfeltthatsheuldhaveforgohisdisplayof
anilgoodteer；butseeingthatralph；forsocurious
reason；tookaprideinthesparro
sixpencethathesucceed
“done”hesaid；andhiseye；y；
shohisnversationwasnowaddressed
entirelytoabaldcksparroedbolder
thantherest；andrytooktheopportunityoflooking
athishesatisfied；hisfacewaswo；andhis
expressionsteachildcaboshoopthrough
thenurseofbirds；andralphthrebs