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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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virginiawoolf
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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virginiawoolf
abouthisgrievancesagain；uchnviction
inhisvoice
“ifyouhavenofeelingfor；itbekinderto
saysotoinprivate”
“oh；；”sheburstout；asifhehadinterruptedso
absorbingtrainofthought；“hofeelings
isntitbetteottotalksoch；no