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夜与日(英文版)-第56章

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    absorbingtrainofthought;“hofeelings

    isntitbetteottotalksoch;nottobeworryingalways

    aboutsllthingsthatdontreallytter”

    “thatsthequestionprecisely;”heexclaid“ionly

    ethattheydonttterthereare

    tisindifferenttoeverythingiain;

    iveathousandfaults;butyouknoheyrenoteverything;

    youknoareforyou”

    “andifisaythatie”

    “sayit;katharinesayitasifyouantitke

    feelthatyoue”

    sheuldnotforceherselftospeakaher

    aroundtheandthehorizonted

    outbyisttoaskherforpassionorforcertainty

    seedlikeaskingthatdaprospectforfiercebladesof

    fire;orthefadedskyfortheintensebluevaultofjune

    heonnootellherofhisloveforher;inwords

    poftruth;

    butnoneofthistouchedher;until;ingtoagate

    y;heheaveditopenhhisshoulder;

    stilltalkingandtakingnoacuntofhiseffortthe

    virilityofthisdeediressedher;andyet;norlly;she

    attachednovaluetothepoesthe

    strengthofscleshasnothingtodoonthefaceofit

    hthestrengthofaffections;nevertheless;shefelta

    suddennceforthispooeonher

    acunt;binedhadesiretokeeppossession

    ofthatstrangelyattractivesculinepoade

    herrouseherselffroertorpor

    plytellhihetruthh

    inastystateofnd

    hinghaditsrightshapeorsizethatitwas

    deplorable;butthatarriagewas

    outofthequestionshedidnotarryanyone

    shee

    bleaknortheor;andtherestudytheticsand

    thesytywordswouldexplain

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    nightandday

    thehehadceasedtospeak;he

    hadtoldheroncerehowhelovedherandwhyshe

    suonedherurage;fixedhereyesuponalightning

    splinteredashtree;and;alstasifshewerereadinga

    ingfixedtothetrunk;began:

    “iake

    youhappyihaveneverlovedyou”

    “katharine”heprotested

    “no;never;”sherepeatedobstinately“notrightlydont

    yousee;ididntknoiwasdoing”

    “youlovesooneelse”hecuthershort

    “absolutelynoone”

    “henry”hedended

    “henryishouldhavethought;;evenyou”

    “thereissoone;”hepersisted“therehasbeena

    changeinthelastfeetobe

    honest;katharine”

    “ifiuld;iwould;”shereplied

    “eyouarry;then”he

    dended

    ontofpessisasuddenn

    victionoftheundeniableproseoflife;alapseofthe

    illusionidweenheaven

    andearth;adesperateattettorencileherselfh

    faont;asof

    adreaedtoherantofsurrender

    buthesefordoing

    shehaddonesheshookherheadverysad
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第68节

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    “butyourenotaoods;”

    rodneypersisted“youuldnthaveacceptedifyou

    hadntloved”hecried

    asenseofheroisbehavior;hshehadsucceeded

    inkeepingfroerbysharpeninghesciousness

    ofrodneysfaults;noost

    overedherparisonh

    thefactthathecaredforheruesin

    parison

    inaflashthenviost

    sinofallstaeditselfuponherinstthought;and

    shefeltherselfbrandedforever

    hehadtakenherarandheldherhandfiryinhis;

    norhadshetheforcetoresistedtoher

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    virginiawoolf

    hisenoruslysuperiorstrengthverywell;shewould

    subt;ashertherandherauntandsten;

    perhaps;hadsubtted;andyetsheknehatevery

    sendofsuchsubssiontohisstrengthond

    oftrea

    “ididsayiarryyou;butitwaswrong;”she

    forasifto

    annuleventheseengsubssionofthatseparatepart

    ofher;“foridontloveyou;;youvenoticedit;

    everyonesnoticedit;ending

    oldyouilovedyou;ii

    kneobeuntrue”

    asnoneofheredtoheratalladequateto

    represent;andehasized

    theght

    haveuponanpletely

    takenabackbyfindingheraruddenlydropped;then

    shesaoststrangelyntorted;washelaughing;

    itflashedaontshesaw

    thatheentatthisapparition

    shestoodaghastforasendhadesperate

    sensethatthishorrorst;atallsts;bestopped;she

    thenputherarabouthidreont

    uponhershoulder;andledhin;rringwordsof

    nsolation;untilheheavedagreatsightheyheldfast

    toeachother;hertears;too;randoheeks;and

    hquitesilentnoticingthedifficultyhh

    heeextrelassitudeinher

    obs;sheproposedthattheyshouldrestforant

    hebrackenh

    anoaktreeheassentedoncerehegavea

    greatsigh;andhachildlikeunnsciousness;

    andbegantospeakhoutatraceofhis

    previousangertheideacatoherthattheywerelike

    thechildreninthefairytaleinawood;

    andindshenoticedthescatteringof

    deadleavesallroundthee

    oheaps;afootorthere

    “ofeelthis;katharine”hesaid;

    “foritisnttruetosaythatyouvealit

    ihefirstnighthat

    yourclotheshadbeenleftbehindstill;hefault

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    nightandday

    inthatiuldproseyounevertointerferehyour

    itiairs

    hhenryperhapsishotooopenlybut

    thatsnotunreasonableeitherwhenonesengagedask

    yourtherandnohisterriblething”hebrokeoff;

    unableforthenttoproceedanyfurther“thisdecision

    yousayyouveetohaveyoudiscussedit

    other;forexale;orhenry”

    “no;no;ofursenot;”shesaid;stirringtheleavesh

    herhand“butyoudontunderstand;”

    “helptounderstandyou”

    “youdontunderstand;ian;realfeelings;how

    uldyouiveonlynoselfbutihavent

    gotthesortoffeelinglove;ianidontkno

    tocallit”shelookedvaguelytohehorizonsunk

    underst”but;anyhoarriagewould

    beafarce”

    “hothiskindofanalysisis

    disastrous”heexclaid

    “ishouldhavedoneitbefore;”shesaidglooly

    “youkeyourselfthinkthingsyoudontthink;”he

    ntinued;beingdenstrativehhishands;as

    hisnnere;katharine;beforee

    herelyhappyyouwerefullofplansfor

    ourhousetheeerlike

    anyotheranarriednow;foo

    reasonever;youbegintofretaboutyourfeeling

    andaboutfeeling;htheusualresultiassureyou;

    katharine;ivebeenthroughitallselfatoii

    yselfabsurdquestionse

    tonothingeitheryouaysayso;is

    sooccupationtotakeyououtofyourselfhis

    rbidodesonifithadntbeenforpoetry;i

    assureyou;ishouldoftenhavebeenverychinthe

    sastateselftoletyouintoasecret;”hentinued;

    ost

    assured;“iveoftengonehofroeeingyouinsucha

    stateofnervesthatihadtoforceselftoeapage

    ortyheadaskdenha

    helltellyouhoetonenight;hell
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