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oneyouarenotinloveisaninevitablestep
inaheexistenceofpassionisonlya
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travellersstorybroughtfroheheartofdeepforests
andtoldsorarelythatherthe
storyother
askingfoeoherauntreplyingh
theauthentienttoanofficer
intheindianar；butshecasthedalteately
tos；andtowards
pagesofneatlyatheticalsignswhenher
ndtookthistuherrriageseednorethan
anarchhroughopassin
ordertohaveherdesireatsuchtisthecurrentofher
natureraninitsdeepnarrohgreatforce
andinglackofnsiderationforthefeelings
ofothersjustasthetwoelderladieshadfinished
theirsurveyofthefalyprospects；andladyotwaywas
nervouslyantientastolife
anddeathfroersisterinlainto
theroothenehatthecarriagethedoor
“self”saidladyotway；
peevishly；blangherservantsfootlivinguptoher
ideals
rshilberyandkatharinearrivedinthehall；
readydressedfortheirdrive；theyfoundthattheusual
discussionotheplansoftherest
ofthefalyintokenofthis；agreatnydoorswere
openingandshutting；threepeoplestoodirresolutely
onthestairs；noepsup；andnowa
feselfhadeout
froisstudy；es”underhisaranda
plaintaboutnoiseanddraughtsfroheopendoor
least；hadtheeffectofbundlingthepeople
togointothecarriage；andsending
thosesit
rshilbery；katharine；rodney；and
henryshoulddrivetolinln；andanyoneelsewhowished
togoshouldfolloheponycartevery
oneakethisexpedition
tolinlninobediencetoladyotion
oftherightoentertainherguests；hshe
hadiibedfroeadinginfashionablepapersofthe
behaviorofchristspartiesinducalhousesthecarriage
horsesatched；
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nightandday
thecarriagefortable；buttheotway
arhepanelsladyotoodonthe
topststep；eshawl；andwavedher
handalstchanicallyuntiltheyhadtuedtheer
underthelaurelbushes；iredindoors
hasensethatshehadplayedherpart；andasighat
thethoughtthatnoneofherchildrenfeltitnecessaryto
playtheirs
thecarriagebooothlyoverthegently
rshilberydroppedintoapleasant；inattentive
stateofnd；inhe
runninggreenlinesofthehedges；oftheswelling
ploughland；andoftheldbluesky；hservedher；
afterthefirstfivenutes；forapastoralbackgroundto
thedraofhunlife；andthenshethoughtofattage
garden；htheflashofyello
blueentofthesedifferent
prospects；andtheshapingofthreelovely
phrases；shedidnotnoticethattheyoungpeopleinthe
carriageostsilenthenry；indeed；hadbeenincluded
againsthisselfbyobserv
ingkatharineandrodneyhdisillusionedeyes；while
katharineyselfsuppressionh
resultedinpleteapathyoher
sheeithersaid“huorassentedsolistlesslythathe
addressedhisnextrerktohertherhisdeference
annersplary；and
neysofthetown
eries
ofthefairsuerof1853；oniously
ingofthefuture
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butotherpassengerseanwhile
byotherroadsonfootauntytohe
inhabitantsofallvicarages；far；untryhouses；and
ilesatleast；
on；on
thisoarydatchetthey
despisedtheroads；andtooktheirhefields；
andyet；froheirappearanasifthey
caredchheyhe
actuallytripthepheyleftthevicarage；they
hadbegunanarguntheirfeetalongso
rhythcallyintihitthattheyveredtheground
atoverfourlesanhour；andsahingofthe
hedgeroildbluesky
theysaentandthe
goventofficesinehalltheybothbelongedto
theclassitsbirthright
inthesegreatstructuresandisseekingtobuildanother
kindoflodgingforitsoionoflawandgove
ntpurposely；perhaps；rydidnotagreehralph；
shelovedtofeelhed
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innflicthhis；andtobe
certainthathesparedherfelejudgntnoounceof
hislescularityheseedtoargueasfiercelyh
herasifshehertheywerealike；however；
inbelievingthatitbehoovedtheotakeinhandthe
repairandrenstructionofthefabrifenglandthey
agreedinthinkingthatnaturehasnotbeengenerousin
theendoofouruncilorstheyagreed；unnsciously；
inatelovefortheddyfieldthroughh
theytraed；heyesnarrohencentration
oftheidsatlengththeydreh；let
thearguntflyaboofothergoodargunts；
and；leaningoveragate；openedtheireyesfor
thefirsttiandlookedaboutthetheirfeettingled
bloodandtheirbreathroseinstearound
thethebodilyexeroredirect
andlessselfnsary；indeed；
ebyasortoflightheadednessade
itseeoherthatittteredverylittlehappened
nextittteredsolittle；indeed；thatshefeltherself
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nightandday
onthepointofsayingtoralph：
“iloveyou；ishallneverloveanybodyelserry
orleave；thinkeidontcarea
straont；hoed
iaterial；andsherelyclappedherhandstogether；
andlookedatthedistant
ontheirbrohegreenandbluelandscapethrough
thesteafheroedaretossup
hershesaid；“iloveyou；”orhershesaid；“i
lovethebeechtrees；”oronly“iloveilove”
“doyouknoary；”ralphsuddenlyinterruptedher；
“ivedeupnd”
herindifferencesthavebeensuperficial；foritdisappeared
atonceindeed；shelostsightofthetrees；and
saostbarofthegateh
extredistinctness；on：
“ivedeupndtochuckworkandlivedown
hereieaboutthatttageyouspoke
ofhoherellbenodifficultyaboutgetting
attage；ption
of
shestilltontinue；shewas
nvincedthatinsoroundabouthed
thesubjearriage
“icantstandtheofficeanylonger；”heproceeded“i
dontknoyfalysureiight
dontyouthinkso”
“livedownherebyyourself”sheasked
“sooldane；isuppose；”hereplied
“iickofthehing；”heon；and
openedthegatehajerktheybegantocrossthe
nextfieldwalkingsidebyside
“itellyou；ry；itsutterdestruction；workingaway；
dayafterday；atstuffthatdoesnttteradatoany
oneivestoodeightyearsofit；andiotgoingto
standitanylongerisupposethisallseetoyoud；
though”
bythistiryhadreveredherselfntrol
“noithoughtyouhappy；”shesaid
“hink