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relationstotheyoungnobscure；trustingthatthey
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planfortakinghiohersittingrooandartfullyleading
thetalktoheenglishpoets；cu
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nightandday
piedpronentplaoreover；
sheghtgivehiounderstand；privately；thatshe；
too；thoughtherfalyaqueeronequeer；yes；butnot
dullthatherockpastonsteering
hiandshethoughthotention
toed
othsandbutterflies
thoughheyths
sketching；ifthefruitsightlendlorto
thegeneraleffectily；
eccentricandlited；perhaps；butnotdulledward；
sheperceived；helahesakeofexercise；
andthesightofhihpinkcheeks；brightlittle
broblansyyoung
carthorseinitsade
ryviolentlyashadofheraitiousschengshe
lovedhireciselyasheall；andas
shenandup；
herstrongralsenseadnisteredasounddrubbingto
thevainandrontiere
thoughtofralphshefeltquitecertainthat；forgoodor
forbad；sheily
sittingintheerofathirdclassrailarriage；
ontheafteoonofthefolloadeseveral
inquiriesofarcialtravelerintheopposite
ertheypsher；
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bighouseinlasher；heasked；inhabitedbyagentlen
ofthenaofotway
thetravelerkneeofotway
onhistongue；reflectively；andthesoundofitgratified
ralphazinglyitgavehinexcusetotakealetter
froispocketinordertoverifytheaddress
“stogdonhouse；lasher；linln；”hereadout
“youllfindsobodytodirectyouatlinln；”said
then；andralphhadtonfessthathebound
therethisveryevening
“ivegottodisha”hesaid；andinthe
heartofhildnothelprvelingatthepleasure
kingabagninatrainbelieve
selfdidnotbelievefortheletter；though
signedbykatharinesfather；ntainednoinvitationor
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第51节
awoolf
forthinkingthatkatharineherselfhere；
theonlyfactitdisclosedhatforafortnightthis
addressrhilberysaddressbutwhenhelooked
outofthehought；she；too；
hadseenthesegrayfields；and；perhaps；shehere
hetreesranupaslope；andoneyelloshone
nohenoutagain；atthefootofthehillthe
lightshoneinthewindowsofanoldgrayhouse；he
thoughthelaybaercial
traveleraltogethertheprocessofvisualizing
katharinestoppedshortattheoldgraynorhouse；
instinctthatifheuchfurtherh
thisprocessrealityselfin；heuld
notaltogetheeglectthefigureofrodneysince
thedaykatharineslipsofher
engagent；hehadrefrainedfronvestinghisdreabr 》
ofherhthedetailsofreallifebutthelightofthe
lateafteoonglohestraighttrees；
andbeedtoexpand
hisheartshebroodedoverthegrayfields；andh
hioherailhoughtful；silent；and
infinitelytender；butthevisionpressedtooclose；and
stbedisssed；forthetrainsabrupt
jerksshookhirydatchet；a
sturdyrussetfigure；hadashofscarletaboutit；as
thecarriagesliddoatallyouthwho
abythehand；tookhisbag；
andledthehoututteringonearticulateword
neverarevoicessobeautifulasonaersevening；
osthidesthebody；andtheyseeoissue
froothingnessacyseldoeard
bydaysuchanedgearysvoicewhenshe
greetedhiaboutherseedtohangthestofthe
bleleaves
hefelthielfatongroundof
anentirelydifferentself
toyieldtothepleasureofitdirectlytheygavehiis
choiceofdrivingeacross
thefieldsarynotashorterheyexplained；
butrythoughtitaniceroh
her；beingns
herpresenceuldbethecauseofhercheerful
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nightandday
ness；heally；andhalfenviously；as
theponycartstartedbrisklya
betofedanding
uptodrive；hthereinsinonehandandthewhipin
theotherpeoplefrohevillage；othe
rkettobingintotheirgigs；orsettingoff
hodoanysalutations
ary；edback；h
theadditionofthespeakersnabutsoonsheledthe
ile；andalongapathlydarker
thanthedireensurroundingitinfrontofthehe
skynoselfofareddishyelloeof
soselucentstonebehindpbut；while
afringeofblacktreeshdistinctbranchesstoodagainst
thelight；p
ofearth；inallotherdirectionsthelandlyingflattothe
veryvergeoftheskyoneofthesandnoiselessbirds
oftheedtofolloacrossthe
field；circlingafe；disappearing
andretuingagainandagain
ryhadgohisanyhundredtisinthe
urseofherlife；generallyalone；andatdifferentstages
theghostsofpastodsindha
erelyatthesightof
threetreesfroparticularangle；oratthesoundofthe
pheasantstances
rongenoughtooustallotherscenes；and
shelookedatthefieldandthetreeshaninvoluntary
intensityasiftheyhadnosuchassociationsforher
“hisisbetterthanlinlnsinn
fields；isntitlook；theresabirdforyouoh；youvebrought
glasses；haveyouedeantoke
youshootcanyoushootishouldntthinkso”
“lookhere；youstexplain；”saidralph“whoare
theseyoungnistaying”
“youarestayinghus；ofurse；”shesaidboldly
“ofurse；yourestayinginding；
doyou”
“ifihad；ishouldnthavee；”hesaidsturdilythey
arytookcarenottobreakitfora
tisheofeel；asshethoughthewould；
allthefreshdelightsoftheearthandairshe
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virginiawoolf
inantheexpressedhispleasure；chtoherfort
“thisisthesortofuntryithoughtyoudlivein；
ry；”hesaid；pushinghishatbackonhishead；and
lookingabouthi“realuntrynogentlensseats”
hesnuffedtheair；andfeltrekeenlythanhehad
donefoyhepleasureofowningabody
“noofindourhroughahedge；”said
ryinthegapofthehedgeralphtoreupapoachers
acrossaholetotraparabbit
“itsquiterightthattheyshouldpoach；”saidry；
tuggingattheherit
theotto；akefifteenshillingsa
ing
outontheothersideofthehedge；andrunningherfingers
throughherhairtoridherselfofabraleh
hadattacheditselftoher“iuldliveonfifteenshillings
aweekeasily”
“uldyou”saidralph“idontbelieveyouuld；”
headded
“ohyestheyhaveattagethrownin；andag