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displayedhisexquisitepusontheedgeofthefender；
andsuonedhisselfrespect
“youveseveralbigestatesroundhere；otway；”hebegan
“anygoodhuntingletsee；pack
bean”
“sirbudge；thesugarking；hasthebiggestestate
heboughtoutpoorstanhabankrupt”
“hatbeveeyoralfred”
“alfredidonthuntselfyoureagreathuntsn；
arentyouyouhaveagreatreputationasahorsen；
anyhoohelprodneyinhis
efforttoreverhisplacency
“oh；iloveriding；”rodneyreplied“uldigetahorse
doeiforgottobringanyclothesicant
igine；though；oldyouihingofarider”
totellthetruth；henrylaboredunderthesadifficulty；
hedidnote；and；
therefore；herepliedvaguelythathehadalwaysheard
thatrodneyriderintruth；hehadheard
verylittleabouthione
asafigureoftentobefoundinthebackgroundathis
auntshouse；andinevitably；thoughinexplicably；engaged
tohisusin
“idontcarechforshooting；”rodneyntinued；
“butonehastodoit；unlessonestobealtogether
outofthingsidaresaytheressoveryprettyuntry
roundhereistayedonhallyoung
cranthorpearriedold
lordbolhadaughterverynicepeopleintheirway”
“idontxinthatsociety；”henryrerked；rather
shortlybutrodney；noartedonanagreeablecurrent
ofrefleptationofpursuing
italittlefurtherheappearedtohielfasanwho
vedeasilyinverygoodsociety；andkne
thetruevaluesoflifetobehielfaboveit
“oh；butyoushould；”heon“itshstaying
there；anyhoakeoneveryfortable；
andtheenareravishing”
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virginiawoolf
“theen”henrythoughttohielf；hdisgust
“uldanyanseeinyou”histolerancewas
rapidlybeingexhausted；butheuldnothelpliking
rodneynevertheless；andthisappearedtohitrange；
forheouth
nedthespeakerirreparablyhebegan；
inshort；toan
arryhisusinghtbeuldanyone；
exceptarathersingularcharacter；affordtobesoridiculously
vain
“idontthinkishouldgetoninthatsociety；”hereplied
“idontthinkishouldknotosaytolady
roseifither”
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“idontfindanydifficulty；”rodneychuckled“youtalk
tothebouttheirchildren；iftheyhaveany；ortheir
acplishntspainting；gardening；poetrytheyre
sodelightfullysyatheticseriously；youknohinka
ansopinionofonespoetryisalhhaving
dontasktheortheirreasonsjustasktheortheir
feelingskatharine；forexale”
“katharine；”saidhenry；phasisuponthe
na；alstasifheresentedrodneysuseofit；
“katharineisveryunlikesten”
“quite；”rodneyagreed“sheis”heseedabout
todese“shes
lookingveryostinquired；
inadifferenttonefrohatinhhehadbeenspeaking
henrybenthishead
“but；asafaly；youregiventoods；eh”
“notkatharine；”saidhenry；hdecision
“notkatharine；”rodneyrepeated；asifhehe
aningofthebuther
engagenthaschangedheaturally；”headded；“one
thisstatent；buthenryreinedsilent
“katharinehashadadifficultlife；insoways；”he
ntinued“iexpectthatrriagewillbegoodforher
shehasgreatpowers”
“great；”saidhenry；hdecision
“yesbutnodirectiondyouthinktheytake”
rodneyhadpletelydroppedhisposeasanof
theedtobeaskinghenrytohelphin
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nightandday
adifficulty
“idontknoatedcautiously
“dyouthinkchildrenahouseholdthatsortof
thingdyouthinkthatllsatisfyhed；iutall
day”
“shepetent；”henrystated
“oh；shespetent；”saidrodney“but
igetabsorbedinpoetryharinehasntgot
thatsheadrespoetry；youknothat
beenoughforher”
“no；”saidhenryhepaused“ithinkyoureright；”he
added；asifhenguphisthoughts“katharine
hasntfoundherselfyetlifeisntaltogetherrealtoher
yetisotisthink”
“yes”rodneyinquired；asifhewereeagerforhenry
tontinue“thatisi”hewasgoingon；ashenry
reinedsilent；butthesentencefinished；for
thedooropened；andtheyerruptedbyhenrys
youngerbrothergilbert；chtohenrysrelief；forhe
hadalreadysaidrethanheliked
chapterxvii
hesunshone；asitdidhunusualbrightness
thatchristsuchthatwasfaded
andnotaltogetherupinstogdonhouseand
itsgroundsintruth；sirfrancishadretiredfroervice
underthegoventofindiahapensionthatwas
notadequate；inhisopinion；tohisservices；asitcertainly
bitionshiscareerhad
noteuptohisexpectations；andalthoughhewasa
veryfine；ahoganyloredoldn
tolookat；andhadlaiddohoicecellarofgood
readingandgoodstories；youuldnotlongreinignorant
ofthefahadsoured
thehehadagrievancethisgrievancedatedbackto
theddleyearsofthelastcentury；e
officialintrigue；hisritshadbeenpassedoverina
disgracefulnnerinfavorofanother；hisjunior
therightsandingthatthey
hadsoexistenceinfact；learlyknown
tohisenthad
176
virginiawoolf
playedaverylargepartintheirlives；andhadpoisoned
thelifeofsirfranentinloveis
saidtopoisontheanlongbrooding
onhisfailure；ntinualarrangentandrearrangent
ofhisdesertsandrebuffs；haddesirfrancischof
anegoist；andinhisretirenthisteerbecaincreasingly
difficultandexacting
hisoods
thatshehedehis
daughtereleanorintohischiefnfidante；andthepri
ofherlifeedbyherfatherto
herhedictatedtheirsoavengehis
ry；andshehadtoassurehistantlythathis
treatnthadbeenadisgracealready；attheageof
thirtyfive；hercheeksothers
haderiesof
indiansunsandindianrivers；andclarofchildrenina
nursery；shetleofsubstancetothink
about；asladyot；knitting
ostperpetuallyupon
thesaeroideredbirduponthesafirescreen
butthenladyotthe
greatkebelievegaofenglishsociallifehasbeen
invented；shespentstofhertiinpretendingto
herselfandheeighborsthatsheportant；
choccupiedperson；ofnsiderablesocial
standingandsufficienthinvieheactualstate
ofthingsthisganeededagreatdealofskill；and；
perhaps；attheageshehadreachedshey
sheplayedfarretodeceiveherselfthantodeceive
anyoneelsereover；thearrhin；she
forgottokeepupap