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villageoflasher
theretudriveostassilentasthedrivefrobr 》
hohadbeenintheing;indeed;shilberyleant
backhclosedeyesinherer;andeithersleptor
feignedsleep;asherhabitheintervalsbetween
theseasonsofactiveexertion;otinuedthestory
oing
abouttilesfroashertheroadranoverthe
roundedsuitoftheheath;alonelyspotrkedbyan
obeliskofgranite;settingforththegratitudeofso
greatladyoftheeighteenthcentury
uponbyhighenatthisspotanddeliveredfroeath
justashopeseedlostinsuerit
plaured;and
theheather;hickroundthegranitepedestal;
dethelightbreezetastesly;inerthe
sighingofthetreesoahollowsound;and
theheathostassolitaryastheety
shecloudsaboveit
hererodneystoppedthecarriageandhelpedkatharine
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nightandday
toalighthenry;too;gaveherhishand;andfanciedthat
shepresseditveryslightlyinpartingasifshesenthi
ssagebutthediately;hout
rshilbery;andlefttheuplestandingby
theobeliskthatrodneyhherandhad
dethisopportunityforspeakingtoher;katharineknew
verye
hade;nor;indeed;koexpect;andthus
reinedsilentthecarriagegreallerandsller
upontheduskyroad;andstillrodneydidnotspeak
perhaps;shethought;heeduntilthelastsignofthe
carriagehaddisappearedbeneaththecurveoftheroad
andtheyentirelyalonetocloaktheirsilence
shereadtheingontheobelisk;todohshehad
topletelyrounditsheurringaword
tothepiousladysthanksaboveherbreathwhen
rodneyjoinedherinsilencetheysetoutalongthecart
trackedthevergeofthetrees
tobreakthesilencelyrodneywished
todo;andyetuldnotdotohisoisfactionin
panyitoapproachkatharine;alone
hher;thealoofnessandforceofhercharacterchecked
allhisnaturalthodsofattackhebelievedthatshe
hadbehavedverybadlytohibuteachseparateinstance
ofunkindnessseedtoopettytobeadvanced
heyogether
“theresnoneedforustorace;”heplainedatlast;
upondiatelyslackenedherpace;and
indesperationhesaidthe
firstthinghethoughtof;verypeevishlyandhoutthe
dignifiedpreludeended
“ivenotenjoyedholiday”
“no”
“noishallbegladtogetbacktoworkagain”
“saturday;sunday;ndaythereareonlythreedays
re;”sheunted
“nooneenjoysbeingdeafoolofbeforeother
people;”heblurtedout;forhisirritationroseasshespoke;
andgotthebetterofhisaedby
thatawe
“thatrefersto;isuppose;”shesaidcaly
“everydaysincee
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thingtokeappearridiculous;”heon“of
urse;solongasitasesyou;youree;butwe
havetoreerthatospendourlives
togetheriaskedyou;onlythising;forexale;to
eoutandtakeatueinthegardeniwas
inutes;andyounevercaevery
onesaeeiwasso
ashadthatiinthen;onthedriveyouhardly
spoketohenrynoticediteveryonenoticesit
youfindnodifficultyintalkingtohenry;though”
shenotedthesevariousplaintsanddeteed
philosophicallytoans;althoughthe
laststunghertonsiderableirritationsheo
findouthoelay
“noneofthesethingsseeototter;”shesaid
“veryayasytongue;”he
replied
“intheelvestheydontseeototter;ifthey
hurtyou;ofursetheytter;”sherrectedherself
s;and
heeforaspace
“andightbesohappy;katharine”heexclaid
iulsively;anddrethroughhisshehdrew
itdirectly
“aslongasyouletyourselffeellikethisweshallnever
behappy;”shesaid
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theharshness;istakable
inhenerflinchedand
suchseverity;acpaniedbysothingindescribably
ldandiersonalinhener;hadnstantly
beentedouttohiuringthelastfewdays;always
inthepanyofothershehadreupedhielfby
soridiculousdisplayofvanity
hitillreatherrcynohatheh
herthereulusfroutsidetodratention
froisinjurybyansiderableeffortofselfntrol
heforainsilent;andtokehielf
distinguishpartofhispainovanity;
anreallyloving
hildspeakthus
“self
ithatshehadbeenaverydesirableand
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nightandday
distinguishedfigure;thestressofherlittlesectionof
theorethanthat;shehepersonofall
othersedtohihearbitressoflife;thean
enturallyrightandsteady;ashis
hadneverbeeninspiteofallhiscultureandthenhe
uldnotseehereintoaroooutasenseof
theflos;ofthe
purplehesea;ofallthingsthatarelovelyand
tableonthesurfacebutstillandpassionateintheir
heart
“ifsheeandhadonlyledon
tolaughatiuldnthavefeltthatabouther;”he
thought“iotafool;afterallicanthavebeenutterly
stakenalltheseyearsandyet;whenshespeaks
tolikethatthetruthofitis;”hethought;“thative
gotsuchdespicablefaultsthatnooneuldhelpspeaking
tolikethatkatharineisquiterightandyet
thosearenotseriousfeelings;assheknoe
yselfakeher
e”heptedheretobreakthe
silencebyaskingkatharineinrespectsheuld
changehielftosuither;buthesoughtnsolation
insteadbyrunningoverthelistofhisgiftsandacquirents;
hisknoin;hisknowledge
ofartandliterature;hisskillinthenagentofters;
andhisancientuntrybloodbutthefeelingthat
underlayallthesefeelingsandpuzzledhirofoundly
andkepthiilenthecertaintythatheloved
katharineassincerelyashehaditinhioloveany
oneandyetsheuldspeaktohiikethatinasort
ofbeenthelostalldesiretospeak;andwould
quitereadilyhavetakenupsodifferenttopifnversation
ifkatharinehadstartedonethis;however;
shedidnotdo
heglanighthelp
hiounderstandherbehaviorasusual;shehadquickened
herpaceunnsciously;andtle
infrontofhibutheuldgainlittleinfortionfrobr 》
hereyes;eadilyatthebroher;or
frohelinesdrahus
tolosetouchhher;forhehadnoideashewas
thinking;thathebegantotalk
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abouthisgrievancesagain;uchnviction
inhisvoice
“ifyouhavenofeelingfor;itbekinderto
saysotoinprivate”
“oh;;”sheburstout;asifhehadinterruptedso
absorbingtrainofthought;“hofeelings
isntitbetteottotalksoch;no