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“ehelsea”
“itsveryinteresting；”heobserved；stealinganother
lookather
shelaybackinherarhair；herfeethighuponthe
sideofthegrate；andinfrontofher；presublytoscreen
hereyes；sheheldanehshepickedup
asentenceorthis；henry
rerked：
“perhapsrriageakeyourehun”
atthisshelohene
saidnothingindeed；shesatquitesilentforovera
nute
“hingslikethestars；ouraffairs
dontseeotterverych；dothey”shesaidsuddenly
“idontthinkieverdonsiderthingslikethestars；”
henryreplied“iotsurethatthatsnottheexplanation；
though；”headded；noeadily
“idoubtherthereisanexplanation；”shereplied
ratherhurriedly；notclearlyunderstandingeant
“noexplanationofanything”heinquired；h
asle
“oh；thingshappenthatsaboutall；”sheletdropin
hercasual；decidedway
“thateofyouractions；”
henrythoughttohielf
“ohingsaboutasgoodasanother；andonesgotto
dosothing；”hesaidaloud；expressinghesupposed
tobeherattitude；chinheraccentperhaps
shedete；
shesaid；posure：
“ustbesile；
henry”
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virginiawoolf
“butidontbelieveit；”hesaidshortly
“noredoi；”shereplied
“ontlater“i
understandthatyouruleyourlifebythestars”
sheletthispass；eitherbecauseshedidnotattendto
it；orbecausethetooherliking
oncereshepaused；andthensheinquired：
“butdoyoualandhing
oughtoounderstandpeopleliketherunderstand；”
shereflected“noustgodo；i
suppose；andseeshappening”
“uldbehappening”henryprotested
“oh；theyyething；”shereplied
vaguely；puttingherfeetontheground；restingherchin
onherhands；andlookingoutofherlargedarkeyes
ntelativelyatthefire
“andthentheres；”sheadded；asifbyanafterthought
henryverynearlylaughed；butrestrainedhielf
“dotheyknoadeof；henry”she
asked；antlater
“restails；ibelieve；”hehazarded
“haveyoueverbeendoine”sheon
“dontletstalkaboutalnes；katharine；”hepro
tested“heragain
arried”
trendouslytohissurprise；hesahetearsstandin
hereyes
“e”shesaid“itisntkind”
henryuldnotpretendthatheogetherigno
rantofheraning；though；certainly；hehadnever
guessedthatshendedtheteasingbutbeforeheknew
tosay；hereyeshesudden
crackinthesurfaceostfilledup
“thingsarenteasy；anyhoated
obeyinganiulseofgenuineaffection；henryspoke
“prose；katharine；thatificaneverhelpyou；
youe”
sheseedtonsider；lookingoncereintothered
ofthefire；anddeanyexplanation
“yes；iprosethat；”shesaidatlength；andhenryfelt
hielfgratifiedbyherpletesincerity；andbeganto
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nightandday
tellheoine；inobediencetoher
loveoffacts
theyallcage；
anduldhearthepiiners；sothinglike
thegna；when
thedoor
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open；houtanyknocking
“edbothkatharine
andhenrytuedroundveryquicklyandratherguiltily
rodneyper
wasruffled
“thatse；”herepeated；
lookingatkatharine
“iveonlybeenhereabouttennutes；”shereplied
“dearkatharine；youleftthedraoveran
hourago”
shesaidnothing
“doesitverychtter”henryasked
rodneyfoundithardtobeunreasonableinthepresence
ofanothe；anddidnotans
“theydontlikeit；”hesaid“itisntkindtooldpeople
toleavethelonealthoughivenodoubtitsch
reasingtosituphereandtalktohenry”
“weines；”saidhenryurbanely
“yesbutuchreinteresting
thingsbeforethat；”saidkatharine
froheapparentdeteationtohurthih
shespoke；henrythoughtthatsosortofexplosionon
rodneysparttotakeplace
“icanquiteunderstandthat；”saidrodney；hhis
littlechuckle；leaningoverthebackofhischairandtapping
thelyhhisfingerstheywereall
silent；andthesilencefortabletohenry；
atleast
“”katharinesuddenlyasked；
pletechangeoftoneandalittlegestureof
herhand
“ofurseitsaidsulkily
“ayandtalktohenry；andillgodown；”
shereplied
sheroseasshespoke；andasshetuedtoleavethe
rooshelaidherhand；hacuriouslycaressinggesture；
uponrodneysshoulderinstantlyrodneyclasped
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virginiawoolf
herhandinhis；pulseofetionthat
henryherostentatiouslyopeneda
book
“ishalledo；asshedrew
ba
“ohno；”shesaidhastily“youstayhereandtalkto
henry”
“yes；do；”saidhenry；shuttinguphisbookagainhis
invitatione；houtbeingpreciselyrdial
rodneyevidentlyhesitatedastotheurseheshould
pursue；butseeingkatharineatthedoor；heexclaid：
“noiehyou”
shelookedback；andsaidinaveryndingtone；
andhanexpressionofauthorityuponherface：
“itsuselessforyoutoeishallgotobedinten
nutesgoodnight”
shenoddedtotheoth；buthenryuldnothelp
noticingthatherlastnodionrodney
satdoherheavily
hisrtificationhathenryscarcely
likedtoopenthenversationererkofa
literarycharacterontheotherhand；unlesshechecked
hirodneyghtbegintotalkabouthisfeelings；and
irretielypainful；atanyratein
prospeiddleurse；thatis
tosay；heeanoteupontheflyleafofhisbook；
ingstunfortable”
thishederatedhthoseflourishesandderative
bordersselvesupontheseoccasions；
andashedidso；hethoughttohielfthat
ightbe；theydidnot
justifyherbehaviorshehadspokenhakindofbrutality
ed；
enhaveapeculiarblindnesstothefeelings
ofn
thepeorever
hielfperhaps；forhean；hewas
rehurtthathenryhadseenhiebuffedthanbythe
rebuffitselfhehkatharine；andvanityis
notdeay
hazard；inthepresenceofonesorodney
enjoyedtheuragethatlaughable
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nightandday
andlovabledefect；andasteredhisfirst
iulse；insoakeafoolofhielf；hedrew
inspirationfroheperfectfitofhiseveningdresshe
choseacigarette；tappeditonthebackofhishand；
displayedhisexquisitepusontheedgeofthefender；
andsuonedhisselfrespect
“youveseveralbigestatesroundhere；o