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butasthecabcarriedheraination
edheralittle；shebeore
forgetfulofherstationasacitizenoflondon；andtued
herheadfroneoanother；pickingupeagerly
abuildingonthissideorastreetsceneonthattofeed
herintensecuriosityandyet；hedrivelastedno
oneent
buildings；thetideofnandenwashing
thebaseofthegreatglassereallgeneralized；
andaffectedherasifshesaonthestage
allthesefeelingsainedandpartlyinspiredby
thefactthatherjoueytookherstraighttothecenter
ofherstronticesinthedst
ofherpastorallandscapeherthoughtstookthisprecise
road；ittedtothehouseinchelsea；and
dire；where；invisible
theelves；theyhadthebetterchanceoffeastingupon
theprivasadorableandsteriouss
tressight
havebeenfoolish；butthatexcessand
lentanengagingcharythevolatilenatureof
any
thingsandpeopleintheurseoftytwoyears；she
hadbeenalteatelytheprideandthedesperationofher
teachersshehadusic；
naturalhistoryandhunity；literatureandart；butalways
attheheightofherenthusiaspanied
byabrilliantdegreeofacplishnt；she
changedhedandbought；surreptitiously；another
graartheterribleresultsed
frouchntaldissipationainlyapparent
nohatcassandraytwo；andhadnever
passedanexanation；anddailyshowedherselflessand
lessoreseriousprediction
thatsheuldneverpossiblyeaherlivingwasalso
verifiedbutfrolltheseshortstrandsofdifferentacplishnts
cassandratitude；a
ind；epeople
tohavethenotdespicablevirtuesofvivacityandfresh
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nesskatharine；forexale；thoughtherastchag
paniontheusinsseedtoasselebetween
thegreatrangeofqualitieshareneverfound
unitedinonepersonandseldonhalfadozenpeople
harineple；cassandraplex；
harine；cassandrawasvague
andevasiveinshort；theyrepresentedveryanly
andtheanlysidesofthefeninenature；and；for
foundation；therenblood
betifcassandraadoredkatharineshewas
incapableofadoringanyonehoutrefreshingherspirit
；and
katharineenjoyedherlaughteratleastaschasher
respect
respeind
atthepresentntkatharinesengagenthadappealed
toheriginationasthefirstengagentina
porariesisapttoappealtotheiginations
oftheothers；itn；beautiful；andsterious；
itgavebothpartiestheiortantairofthosewho
havebeeninitiatedintosoriteilln
cealedfroherestofthegroupforkatharinessake
ostdistinguishedandinteresting
character；andedfirsthisnversation
andthenhisnuscriptastherksofafriendship
flatteredanddelightedhertoinspire
katharineilloutcheynewalk
aftergreetingheruncleandauntandreceiving；asusual；
apresentoftion”
froncletrevor；enieceshewas
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；
shechangedherdressand
toaheragreatlookingglasskatharinehad；
shethought；andhoatureallthearrangentsupon
thedressingtableparedtoshewasused
toathoglancinground；shethoughtthatthebills
stuckuponaskeentuponthe
ntelpieceonishinglylikekatharine；there
anyobeseenthe
roobinationofluxuryandbareness；its
silkdressinggosonslippers；itsshabbycarpet
andbareharineherself；
shestoodintheddleoftheroondenjoyedthe
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nightandday
sensation；andthen；hadesiretofingerher
usinhehabitoffingering；cassandrabeganto
takedohebooksoodinaroheshelf
abovethebedinsthousesthisshelfistheledge
uponselves
asif；lateatnight；intheheartofprivacy；people；
skepticalbyday；findsolaceinsippingonedraughtof
theoldcharorsuchsorroay
stealfroheirhidingplacesinthedarkbuttherewas
nohybookherebytheirbatteredversandenigtical
ntents；cassandrajudgedtheobeoldschoolbooks
belongingtouncletrevor；andpiously；though
eccentrically；preservedbyhisdaughtertherewasno
end；shethought；totheunexpectednessofkatharine
shehadoryherself；and；
eabsorbedin
tryingtoreerhotenshe
oncekneinginalittlelater；foundher
deepinthischaracteristicpursuit
“dear；”cassandraexclaid；shakingthebookat
herusin；“thisnti
stansnadoonce；orishallforget”
e；book；hlifehanged
katharineproceededtoascertainshebegantolayaside
herclotheshurriedly；forshee
“yisitandchyou”cassandraasked；shutting
upherbook“igotreadyonpurpose”
“oh；youreready；areyou”saidkatharine；halftuing
inthedstofheroperations；andlookingat
cassandra；；claspingherknees；ontheedgeof
thebed
“therearepeopledininghere；”shesaid；takinginthe
effeaneofvieeran
interval；thedistin；ofthesll
facehitslongtaperingnoseanditsbrightovaleyes
ablethehairroseupofftheforeheadrather
stiffly；and；givenarecarefultreatntbyhairdressers
anddresskers；thelightangularfigureghtpossess
alikenesstoafrenchladyofdistinctionintheeighteenth
century
“ingtodinner”cassandraasked；anticipat
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ingfurtherpossibilitiesofrapture
“theres；and；ibelieve；aunteleanoranduncle
aubrey”
“iogladisingdidhetellyouthathe
senthisnuscriptithinkitshink
hesalstgoodenoughforyou；katharine”
“youshallsitnexttohindtellhiouthink
ofhi”
“ishantdaredothat；”cassandraasserted
“；areyou”
“alittlebecausehesnnectedhyou”
katharinesled
“butthen；hyoury；nsideringthat
yourestayinghereatleastafortnight；youhave
anyillusionsleftaboutbythetiyougoigiveyou
aypowerfadingdaybyday
noax；buttorrollhavebegunto
fadeitoeabluedress；
cassandra；overthereinthelongwardrobe”
shespokedisnnectedly；handlingbrushandb；and
pullingoutthelittledraableand
leavingthepencassandra；sittingonthebedbehind
her；sahereflectionofherusinsfaceinthelooking
glassthefaceinthelookingglassent；
apparentlyoccupiedhotherthingsbesidesthe
straightnessofthepartingh；however；wasbeingdriven
as