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peytonleantalittlebackinhischair；and；putting
hisheadratherononeside；observedthatthation
thathehadneverbeenabletoansirelytohis
satisfactionthereuchtobesaidonbothsides；but
ashensidereduponrs
hilberybrokeinuponhisjudieditations
“lovely；lovelyophelia”sheexclaid“awonderful
pooingall
bedraggled；theresayelloilytus
ontheelectriclightetea；and
says；oh；atheersfrozenintheciste；and
okscutherfingertotheboneandtheniopenalittle
greenbook；andthebirdsaresinging；thestarsshining；
thefloherasifthese
presenceshadsuddenlynifestedtheelvesroundher
diningrooable
“hastheokanded；
addressingherselfnaturallytokatharine
“oh；theoksfingerisonlytingit；”
saidshilbery“butifshehadcutherarff；katharine
arked；han
affectionateglanceatherdaughter；wholook
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ed；she
thought；alittlesad“buthorrid；horridthoughts；”
shewoundup；layingdownheapkinandpushingher
orecheerful
totalkaboutupstairs”
upstairsinthedracassandrafoundfresh
sourcesofpleasure；firstinthedistinguishedandexpectant
lookoftherooandtheninthechanceofexercising
herdiviningroduponaneentofhun
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nightandday
beingsbuttheloen；theirditative
silences；thebeautyoheratleast；shoneeven
frolaberhencircled
elderlynecks；changedheroresubdued
desirerelytochandtoered
osphereinatters
ostinnosyllables；
bytheolderenedherasoneof
theelvesherexpressionbecaverygentleandsyathetic；
asifshe；too；udeforthe
ehoanagedand
depree
sheperceivedthatkatharinenity
inso
andgentlenessandnceandbegantolaugh
“areyoulaughingat”katharineasked
ajokesofoolishandunfilialhexplaining
“ithingridiculousintheoftaste；but
still；ifyouhalfshutyoureyesandlooked”katharine
halfshuthereyesandlooked；butshelookedinthewrong
direorethanever；and
illlaughinganddoingherbesttoexplainina
hataunteleanor；throughhalfshuteyes；was
liketheparrotinthecageatstogdonhouse；he
gentlencainandrodneyraightupto
thendedtoknothey
“iutterlyrefusetotellyou”cassandrareplied；standing
upstraight；claspingherhandsinfrontofher；and
facinghiherckeryhehad
notevenforasendthefearthatshehadbeenlaughing
athisheauselifewassoadorable；
soenchanting
“ah；butyoureefeelthebarbarityof
sex；”hereplied；dratogetherandpressing
hisfingertipsuponaniginaryoperahatorlacca
cane“sofdullthings；
andnoore
thananythingintheworld”
“youdontdeinute”shecried“notfor
asendhknohatyouvebeenenjoyingyourself
ienselyhasnthe；katharine”
“no；”shereplied；“ithinkhesspeakingthetruthhe
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virginiawoolf
doesntcarechforpolitics”
herply；producedacurious
changeinthelight；sparklingatsphereatonce
losthislookofanitionandsaidseriously：
“idetestpolitics”
“idontthinkanynhastherighttosaythat；”said
cassandra；alstseverely
“iagreeianthatidetestpoliticians；”herrected
hielfquickly
“yousee；ibelievecassandraisinist；”
katharineinist
sixnthsago；butitsnogoodsupposingthatsheis
nos
ineyesonenevercantell”shesledatherasan
eldersisterghtsle
“katharine；youkeonefeelsohorriblysll”
cassandraexclaid
“no；no；thatsnoteans；”rodneyinterposed
“iquiteagreethatenhaveanienseadvantage
overusthereonessesalotbyattetingtoknow
thingsthoroughly”
“heknohoroughly；”saidkatharine“butthen
healsoknopainting；andacertain
auntaboutsichesverycultivatedperhapsthe
stcultivatedpersoniknow”
“andpoetry；”cassandraadded
“yes；iarked；
andtuingherheadasthoughshesaethingthat
neededherattentioninafareroftheroosheleft
the
foranttheystoodsilent；aftereda
deliberateintroductiontoeachother；andcassandra
“henry；”shesaidnextnt；“hatastage
oughttobenobiggerthanthisdrahes
theretobesinginganddancingasingonly
alltheoppositeofand”
theysatdoharine；tuinghed
thehhishandraisedingesticulation
andhisuthopen；asifreadytospeakthent
cassandraceased
katharinesduty；heritopullacurtainor
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nightandday
veachair；herforgottenordischarged；butshe
ntinuedtostandbythehoutdoinganything
theelderlypeopleogetherround
thefiretheyseedanindependent；ddleagednity
busyhitsoelling
storiesveryverygraciously
butforherthereploynt
“ifanybodysaysanything；ishallsaythatiooking
attheriver；”shethought；forinherslaverytoherfaly
traditions；sheopayforhertransgression
eplausiblefalsehoodshepushedasidetheblind
andlookedattheriverbutitandthe
erouples
eringsloheroad；keepingascloseto
therailingsaspossible；thoughthetreeshadasyetno
leavestocastshadobraceskatharine；
thushdraherlonelinesstheeveninghadbeen
oneofpain；offeringher；nuteafteute；plainer
proofthatthingsasshehadforeseenshe
hadfacedtones；gestures；glances；sheknehher
ba；that；evennow；wasplungingdeeper
anddeeperintothedelightofunexpectedunderstanding
osttoldherthathewasfinding
itinfinitelybetterthanheuldhavebelievedshe
lookedoutoftheinedtoforget
privatesfortunes；toforgetherself；toforgetindividual
liveshhereyesuponthedarksky；voicesreachedher
froheroon
asiftheycafroeopleinanotherworld；aworld
antecedenttoherhatheprelude；
theantechaertoreality；itelydead；she
heardthelivingtalkingthedreaatureofourlifehad
neverbeenreapparenttoher；neverhadlifebeen
recertainlyanaffairoffoursexisted
onlyhintherangeoflightsandfires；beyond
orethandarknessshe
seedphysicallytoh
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avesteppedbeyondtheregion
akesitdesirabletopossess；
tolove；tostruggleandye