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lonelinessthatkatharineback
torooyselfandididiliked”shehad
saidthattohiandinsayingithadgivenhiglise
ofpossibilities；evenofnfidences；asifheghtbe
theooshareherloneliness；therehintofh
dehisheartbeatfasterandhisbrainspinhechecked
hielfasbrutallyasheuldhesawherredden；andin
theironyofherreplyheheardherresentnt
hebeganslippinghissoth；silverchinhispocket；
inthehopethatsohoighthelphielfbackto
thatcalndfatalisticodhhadbeenhiswhen
helookedatitsfaceuponthebankofthelake；forthat
odst；atoodofhisinterurse
hkatharinehehadspokenofgratitudeand
acquiescenceintheletter；and
noustkegoodthose
voe
she；thuschallenged；triedanodefineher
pointssheakedenhanderstand
“dontyouseethatifyouhavenorelationshpeople
itseasiertobehonest”sheinquired“that
iseantoneneednt；onesundeo
obligationtothesurelyyousthavefoundhyour
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virginiawoolf
oilythatitsiossibletodiscussatters
toyoustbecauseyoureallherdedtogether；because
youreinanspiracy；becausethepositionisfalse”
herreasoningsuspendeditselfalittleinnclusively；for
thesubjectplex；andshefoundherselfinignorance
ha**lyootdenhaas
agreedily
systebuthedidnotat
thatnt
hetuedtoaproblerinterestto
hi
“ivinced；”hesaid；“thattherearecasesinh
perfectsincerityispossiblecasesheresnorelationship；
thoughthepeoplelivetogether；ifyoulike；
heresnoobligationuponeither
side”
“foratiperhaps；”sheagreed；alittledespondently
“butobligationsalobe
nsideredpeoplearentsile；andthoughtheyy
antobereasonable；theyend”inthenditionin
eant；butaddedlaly
”inaddle”
“because；”denhanstantlyintervened；“theydont
ketheelvesunderstoodatthebeginningiuld
undertake；atthisinstant；”hentinued；hareasonable
intonationuchcredittohisselfntrol；
“tolaydosforafriendshiply
sincereandperfectlystraightforward”
she；but；besidesfeelingthat
thetopicealeddangersbetterknooherthanto
hisheindedbyhistoneofhiscuriousabstract
debankntanythingthathinted
atloveforthentalardher；ituchan
inflictiontoherastherubbingofaskinlesswound
butheon；houtingforherinvitation
“inthefirstplace；suchafriendshipstbeunetional；”
helaiditdophatically“atleast；onboth
sidesitstbeunderstoodthatifeitherchoosestofall
inlove；heorshedoessoentirelyathisoher
isunderanyobligationtotheothertheystbeat
libertytobreakortoalteratanynttheystbe
abletosayustbe
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nightandday
understood”
“andtheygainsothinghhaving”sheasked
“itsariskofurseitsarisk；”herepliedtheword
ents
hherselfoflate
“butitstheonlyhinkfriendshiph
having；”hencluded
“perhapsunderthosenditionsitghtbe；”shesaid
reflectively
“softhefriendshipi
ing；
but；noheless；feltalittleshock；halfofpleasure；
halfofreluctance；alstatent
“ishouldlikeit；”shebegan；“but”
“ind”
“ohno；”sherepliedquickly
“no；no；itisntthat；”sheeto
anendshehadbeentouchedbytheunreservedandyet
cereniousadehecalled
hisofferofter；butifheore
necessaryforhertobecautiousthey
selvesindifficulties；shespeculated；but；atthispoint；
veryfar；afterall；upontheroadofcaution；
herforesightdesertedhershesoughtforsodefinite
catastropheintoustinevitablyplunge
butsheuldthinkofnoneitseedtoherthatthese
catastrophesitious；lifeonandonlife
peoplesaidandnot
onlyanendofherstockofcaution；butit
seedsuddenlyaltogethersuperfluoussurelyifanyone
uldtakeself；ralphdenhald；hehad
toldherthathedidnotloveherand；further；sheditated；
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第96节
hthebeechtreesandswinging
herurella；asinherthoughtsheedto
pletefreedouallyapplyso
differentastandardtoherbehaviorinpracticewhy；she
reflected；shouldtherebethisperpetualdisparitybetween
thethoughtandtheaction；bethelifeof
solitudeandthelifeofsociety；thisastonishingprecipice
ononesideofhesouliveandin
broaddaylight；ontheothersideofplative
anddarkasnightnotpossibletostep
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virginiawoolf
frootheother；erect；andhoutessentialchange
hisnotthechanceheofferedhertherareand
anyrate；shetold
denhapatience
andrelief；thatsheagreed；shethoughthiight；she
soffriendship
“nosgoandhavetea”
infact；theseprincipleshavingbeenlaiddo
lightnessofspiritshothey
ethingofprofoundiortance
hadbeensettled；anduldnoheirattention
totheirteaandthegardenstheywanderedinand
outofglasshouses；sangintanks；breathed
inthescentofthousandsofcaations；andpared
theirrespectivetastesinthetteroftreesandlakes
alkingexclusivelyoftheysahatany
oneghthaveoverheardthetheyfeltthatthepact
betadefirranddeeperbythe
nuerofpeopleandsuspectednothing
ofthekindthequestionofralphsttageandfuture
entionedagain
chapterxxvi
althoughtheoldaches；htheirgaypanelsandthe
guardsho；andthehursoftheboxandthevicissitudes
oftheroad；havelonglderedintodustsofaras
theyatter；andarepreservedintheprintedpages
ofouovelistssofarastheypartookofthespirit；a
joueytolondonbyexpresstraincanstillbeavery
pleasantandronticadventurecassandraotthe
ageoftaginefeorepleasant
satiatedonthsofgreenfieldsasshehe
firstroisansvillasontheoutskirtsoflondon
seedtohavesothingseriousaboutit；ively
increasedtheiortanceofeverypersoninthe
railpressionablend；
quickenedthespeedofthetrainandgaveanoteofste
authoritytotheshriekoftheengineletheywere
boundforlondon；theysthaveprecedenceofalltraffic
notsilarlydestinedadifferentdeanoressary
directlyonesteppedoutuponliverpoolstreet
platforandbecaoneofthosepreoccupiedandhasty
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otor
oibuses；andundergroundrailing
shedidherbesttolookdignifiedandpreoccupi