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夜与日(英文版)-第71章

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    lorsofthepresent;asheshapesandlorsof

    thepastinthershilbery;theseearlyspring

    daysuchastheycauseda

    generalquiotionalpoh;as

    farasthepastuch

    dinutionbutinthespringherdesireforexpression

    invariablyincreasedsheedbytheghostsof

    phrasesshegaveherselfuptoasensualdelightinthe

    binationsofinthepagesof

    herfavoriteauthorsshedetheorherselfonscraps

    263

    nightandday

    ofpaper;androlledthenhertonguehere

    seednooccasionforsucheloquenceshewasupheld

    intheseexcursionsbythecertaintythatnolanguage

    uldoutdothesplendorofherfathersry;andalthough

    hereffortsdidnotnotablyfurthertheendofhis

    biography;shepressionoflivingre

    inhisshadeatsuchtisthanatothersnoonecan

    escapethepoalohoseofenglish

    birthbroughtupfroshilberyhadbeen;

    todisporttheelvesnohesaxonplainness;nowin

    thelatinsplendorofthetongue;andstorederies;

    asshesexuberatinginaninfinityof

    vocablesevenkatharinelyaffectedagainst

    herbetterjudgntbyherthersenthusiasnotthat

    herjudgntuldaltogetheracquiesceinthenecessity

    forastudyofshakespearessonsasaprelinaryto

    thefifthchapterofhergrandfathersbiographybeginning

    rshilberyhad

    evolvedatheorythatannehathaong

    otherthings;ofingshakespearessons;theidea;

    struckouttoenlivenapartyofprofessors;whoforwarded

    anuerofprivatelyprintednualshinthenext

    feergedherinaflood

    ofelizabethanliterature;shehadehalftobelievein

    herjoke;leastasgoodasother

    peoplesfaebeingcentered

    uponstr
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    atfordonavonshehadaplan;shetold

    katharine;e

    intotherooheingafterherheriver;for

    visitingshakespearestoanyfactaboutthepoethad

    bee;forthent;offargreaterinteresttoher

    thantheiediatepresent;andthecertaintythatthere

    inginenglandaspotofgroundwhere

    shakespearehadundoubtedlystood;wherehisverybones

    laydirectlybeneathonesfeet;oher

    onthisparticularoccasionthatshegreetedherdaughter

    ation:

    “dyouthinkheeverpassedthishouse”

    thequestion;forthent;seedtokathario

    havereferen

    “onhisean;”shilberyntinued;

    “foryouknohelatestdisveryisthatheowned

    264

    virginiawoolf

    ahousethere”

    katharinestilllookedaboutherinperplexity;ands

    hilberyadded:

    “hatheaspoorastheyve

    sotissaidishouldliketothinkthathehadenough;

    thoughidontintheleasttoberich”

    then;perceivingherdaughtersexpressionofperplexity;

    shilberyburstoutlaughing

    “dear;iottalkingaboutyour;though

    thatsanotherreasonforlikinghiialking;ihinking;

    ireangofshakespeare;

    ofurseisntitodd;”shesed;standingatthewindow

    andtappinggentlyuponthepane;“thatforallone

    cansee;thatdearoldthinginthebluebon;crossing

    theroad;hasneverheard

    thatthereitallgoeson:lawyers

    hurryingtotheirensquabblingfortheirfares;

    littleboysrollingtheirhoops;littlegirlsthrowingbread

    tothegulls;asifthereashakespeareinthe

    ostandatthatcrossingalldaylong

    andsay:people;readshakespeare”

    katharinesatdohertableandopenedalong

    dustyenvelopeasshelleyentionedintheurse

    oftheletterasifhehad;ofurse;nsiderable

    valueheriediatetaskodecideher

    thetershouldbeprinted;oronlytheparagraph

    entionedshelleysna;andshereachedoutfor

    apenandhelditinreadinesstodojusticeuponthe

    sheetherpen;hoainedintheairalstsurreptitiously

    sheslippedacleansheetinfrontofher;and

    herhand;descending;begandrawingsquareboxeshalved

    andquarteredbystraightlines;andthencirclesh

    undereprocessofdissection

    “katharineivehituponabrilliantidea”shilbery

    exclaid”tolayout;say;ahundredpoundsorsoon

    piesofshakespeare;andgivetheoen

    soofyourcleverfriendseetingsght

    helpus;katharineandthatghtleadtoaplayhouse;

    akepartsyoudberosalindbut

    youveadashoftheoldnurseinyouyourfathershaet;

    etoyearsofdisabit

    ofthell;iuitealargebitofthefool;butthefools

    265

    nightandday

    inshakespearesayallthecleverthingsnohoshall

    beaherohotspurhenrythefifthno;s

    gotatouletinhitooicanfancythat

    talkstohielfharine;you

    stsayverybeautifulthingsogether”

    sheaddedfully;haglanceatherdaughter;who

    hadtoldheothingaboutthedinnerthenightbefore

    “oh;alkalotofnonsense;”saidkatharine;hiding

    herslipofpaperashertherstoodbyher;andspreading

    theoldletteraboutshelleyinfrontofher

    “ittoyounonsenseintenyearsti;”

    saidshilbery“believe;katharine;youlllookback

    onthesedaysaftereerallthesilly

    thingsyouvesaid;andyoullfindthatyourlifehasbeen

    builtonthethebestoflifeisbuiltonwesay

    isntnonsense;katharine;”she

    urged;“itsthetruth;itstheonlytruth”

    katharineother;

    andthenshehepointofnfidinginherthey

    etisbut;whileshe

    hesitatedandsoughtforother

    hadreursetoshakespeare;andtuedpageafterpage;

    setuponfindingsoquotationhisabout

    lovefar;farbetterthansheuldacrdingly;katharine

    didnothingbutscruboneofhercirclesanintenseblack

    idstofhetelephone

    bellrang;andshelefttheroooans

    rshilberyhadfoundnotthepassage

    sheed;butanotherofexquisitebeautyasshe

    justlyobserved;lookingupforasendtoaskkatharine

    hatwas

    “rydatchet;”katharinerepliedbriefly

    “ahihalfary;butit

    havegonehhilbery;andithavegoneh

    rodneynohisisntthepassageiedinevercan

    findibutitsspring;itsthedaffodils;its

    thegreenfields;itsthebirds”

    sheperative

    telephonebellon

    “dearchild;hophsofscienceare”

    shilberyexclaidonherretu“theyllbelinking

    usoonnextbuthat”

    266

    virginiawoolf

    “;”katharinerepliedyetrebriefly

    “illforgiveanything;foriertainthatthere

    arentanysintheonihopehesingto

    luncheon”

    “hesingtotea”

    “isetoleave

    youalone”

    “theresnoneedforyoutodothat;”saidkatharine

    shesherhandoverthefadedsheet;anddrew

    herselfupsquarelytothetableasifsherefusedtoe

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