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direenscious
ofaakekatharinerealizetheiortance
ofthishshediscussedsoolly；as
thoughshe；too；hadsacrificedaryherselfhad
sacrificedthesheglovesceased；and
katharine；aftertennutes；begantokevents
prelinarytodepartureatthesightofthis；rywas
aallyahingstonightof
anotherverystrongdesire；kathariobeallowed
togo；todisappearintothefree；happyworldof
irresponsibleindividualsshestbedetorealize
tofeel
“idontquitesee；”shesaid；asifkatharinehadchallenged
herexplicitly；“hohingsbeingastheyare；any
oneething”
“nobuthohings”
rypressedherlips；andsledironically；shehad
katharineatherrcy；sheuld；ifsheliked；discharge
uponherheadingproofofthestate
ofthingsignoredbythecasual；theateur；thelooker
on；thecynicalobserveroflifeatadistanceandyetshe
hesitatedasusual；alkh
katharine；shebegantofeelrapidalteationsofopinion
abouther；arroionstrikingstrangely
throughtheenvelopeofpersonality；ersusso
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nightandday
nvenientlyfrourfelloanegoist；howaloof
she；notinherinher
voice；inherface；inherattitude；thereweresignsofa
softbroodingspirit；ofasensibilityunbluntedandprofound；
playingoverherthoughtsanddeeds；andinvesting
henerents
andphrasesofclactonfellflatagainstsuch
arr
“youllberried；andyoullhaveotherthingstothink
of；”shesaidinnsequently；andhanaccentofndescension
sheakekatharineunderstand
inasend；asshe
atthestofsuchpainnokatharineobehappy；
katharinearyokeepthisknowledge
oftheiersonallifeforherselfthethoughtof
heringsrenunciationstunghescience；andshe
triedtoexpandonpersonalndition
ustcheck
thisdesiretobeanindividualagain；ere
innflicththoseofotherpeoplesherepentedof
herbitteess
katharinenoaking；she
haddraheras
ifinsearetrivialsayingtoendh
theresopicture；orclock；orchestofdrah
ghtbesingledoutfooticesothingpeaceable
andfriendlytoendtheunfortableinterviehe
greenshadedlabutintheer；andilluned
booksandpensandblottingpapertheof
theplacestartedanothertrainofthoughtandstruckher
asenviablyfree；insuoneuldworkone
uldhavealifeofonesown
“ithinkyoureverylucky；”sheobserved“ienvyyou；
livingaloneandhavingyourohings”andengaged
inthisexaltedionorengage
ntring；sheaddedinheroind
ryslipspartedslightlysheuldnotnceivein
respectskatharine；erely；uldenvyher
“idontthinkyouvegotanyreasontoenvy；”she
said
“perhapsonealherpeople；”katharine
observedvaguely
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virginiawoolf
“youvegoteverythingthatanyonecan”
katharinereinedsilentshegazedintothefirequietly；
andhoutatraceofselfnsciousnessthehostility
pletely
disappeared；andsheforgotthatshehadbeenuponthe
pointofgoing
“length“andyeti
sotisthink”shepaused；shedidnotknowhow
toexpresseant
“iteinthetubetheotherday；”sheresud；
ile；“akesthesepeople
gooneherthantheotheritsnotlove；itsnot
reason；ithinkitstbesoideaperhaps；ry；our
affectionsaretheshadohereisnt
anysuchthingasaffectioninitself”shespokehalf
ckingly；askingherquestion；roubled
tofra；notofry；orofanyoneinparticular
buttheedtorydatchetshalloilious；
ldblooded；andcynicalallinoneallheatural
instincts
“iheoppositehinking；yousee；”shesaid
“yes；iknoharinereplied；lookingather
asifnoething
veryiortant
ryuldnothelpfeelingthesilicityandgood
faiththatlaybehindkatharineswords
“ithinkaffectionistheonlyreality；”shesaid
“yes；”saidkatharine；alstsadlysheunderstoodthat
rypossibleto
presshertorevealreofthisexaltedndition；she
uldonlyrespectthefactthat；insofeases；life
arrangeditselfthussatisfactorilyandpassonsherose
toherfeetacrdinglybutryexclaid；istakable
eaestness；thatshestnotgo；thattheyt
soseldothatsheuch
kathariheeaestnesshh
shespokeitseedtoherthatthereuldbenoindiscretion
inntioningralphbyna
seatingherself“fortennutes；”shesaid：“bythe
toldheogiveupthebar
andliveintheuntryhashegonehewasbeginning
totellaboutit；errupted”
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nightandday
“hethinksofit；”saidrybrieflytheloratonce
catoherface
“itharineinher
decidedway
“youthinkso”
“yes；becauseheethinghwhile；he
yfatheralhathesthe
strerkableoftheyoungn”
rybentlohefireandstirredthealbetween
thebarsentionofralph
hadrousedostirresistibledesireto
explaintoherthetruestateofthecasebetweenherself
andralphshekhetoneofhervoice；thatin
speakingofralphshehadnodesiretoproberyssecrets；
ortoins
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inuateanyofherooreover；sheliked
katharine；shetrustedher；shefeltarespectforherthe
firststepofnfidenceparativelysile；buta
furthefidencehadrevealeditself；askatharinespoke；
ple；andyetitiresseditselfupon
herasanecessity；shesttellkatharineitwas
usttell
katharihatralphhher
“idontknoeanstodo；”shesaidhurriedly；
seekingtiagainstthepressureofheroion
“ivenotseenhiincechrists”
katharinereflectedthatthiser
all；shehadsunderstoodthepositionshehe
habitofassung；hohatsheherunobservant
ofthefinershadesoffeeling；andshenotedher
presentfailureasanotherproofthatsheical；
abstractndedperson；betterfittedtodealhfigures
thanenandenanyhow；
rodneywouldsayso
“andnow”shesaid
“oh；pleasestay”ryexclaid；puttingoutherhand
tostopherdirectlykatharinevedshefelt；inarticulately
andviolently；thatsheuldnotbeartolethergo
ifkatharine；heronlychanceofspeaking；
heronlyethingtrendouslyiortant
halfadozento
harinesattention；andputflightandfurther
silencebeyondherpoe
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virginiawoolf
toherlips；herthroatanddrovethebr 》
backafterall；shensidered；whyshouldshespeak
becauseitisright；herinstincttol