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“thereasonofourloneliness；”shesed；andthey
e
“arried”heaskedabruptly；h
achangeoftone
“nottillsepteer；ithinkitsbeenputoff”
“youbelonelythen；”hesaid“acrdingto
peoplesay；rriageisaveryqueerbusinesstheysay
itsdifferentfronythingelseitybetrueiveknown
oneortstobetrue”hehoped
thatsheadeno
replyhehaddonehisbesttosterhielf；andhis
voiceented
hisheofrodneyof
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virginiawoolf
heroainentof
hersoulindarkness
“itybeputoffevenlongerthanthat；”shesaid；as
ifbyanafterthought“sooneintheofficeisill；and
hastotakehisplae
tiinfact”
“thatsratherhardonhiisntit”ralphasked
“hehashissofthings
thatinteresthiiknoothatplace；”she
brokeoff；pointingtoaphotograph“buticantreer
isoh；ofurseitsoxfordnoabout
yourttage”
“iotgoingtotakeit”
“hoind”shesled
“itsnotthat；”hesaidiatiently“itsthatito
beanseeyou”
“ourpactisgoingtoholdinspiteofallivesaid”
sheasked
“forever；sofarasiceed；”hereplied
“youregoingtogoondreangandiginingand
kingupstoriesaboutasyouhestreet；
andpretendingthat；orlanding
onanisland”
“noishallthinkofyouorderingdinner；payingbills；
doingtheacunts；shoherelics”
“thatsbetter；”shesaid“youetorrow
inglookingupdatesinthedictionaryofnational
biography”
“andforgettingyourpurse；”ralphadded
atthisshesled；butinanothethersle
faded；eitherbecauseofhisheh
hespoketheshetingthingshe
saoredidheseelooking
atsothingshehadnevershooanybody
notsothingsoprofoundthatthenotionofhisseeing
italstshoont
sheseeduponthepointofspeaking；butlookingat
hinsilence；edtoaskshe
uldnotputintogood
night
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nightandday
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likeastrainofsic；theeffectofkatharinespresence
slotheroonalonethe
sielodyhestrained
toontthe
rylulledhintopeace；butsoonitfailed；andhe
pasohungryforthesoundtoeagain
thatheherdesireleftinlifeshe
hadgonehadbeen
cutinhisurse；dohetideofhisbeingplunged
indisorder；felluponrocks；flungitselftodestruction
thedistresshadaneffectofphysicalruinanddisaster
hetreled；hee；hefeltexhausted；asifbya
greatphysicalefforthesankatlastintoachairstanding
oppositeheretyone；andrked；chanically；
hhiseyeupontheclock；hofartherand
fartherfroienoless；
againhrodneybutitouldrealize
thesefacts；theiensedesireforherpresence
；intofroth；intoahazeof
etionthatrevedallfactsfroisgrasp；andgave
histrangesenseofdistanaterial
shapesofhhewassurrounded
theprospectofthefuture；nohatthestrengthofhis
passion；appalledhi
therriageber；shehad
said；thatallo；then；sixfullnthsino
undergotheseterribleextresofetionsixnths
oftorture；andafterthatthesilenceofthegrave；the
isolationoftheinsane；theexileofthedaed；atbest；
alifefroechiefgoodwasknowinglyandfor
everexcludedaniartialjudgeghthaveassuredhibr 》
thathischiefhopeofrev
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第109节
erylayinthissticteer；
anuan
beingslongpossessintheeyesofeachother；she
hedesireforhervanish；buthisbelief
inher；ain
thislineofthoughtoffered；perhaps；sorespite；and
possessedofabrainthathaditsstationnsiderably
abovethetultofthesenses；hetriedtoreducethe
vagueandotionstoor
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virginiawoolf
derthesenseofselfpreservation；
andkatharineherselfhadstrangelyreviveditbynvincing
hihathisfalydeservedandneededallhis
strengthshe；andfortheirsake；ifnotforhis
oustbecut
off；uprooted；shoobeasvisionaryandbaselessas
shehadintainedthebesthiswas
nottorunaher；buttofaceher；andhaving
steepedhielfinherqualities；tonvincehisreason
thatthey；notthosethathe
iginedshean；adosticwife
foraninferiorpoet；endoanticbeautyby
sofreakofunintelligentnaturenodoubtherbeauty
itselfinationhehadtheansof
settlingthispointatleasthepossessedabookofphotographs
frohegreekstatues；theheadofagoddess；
ifthelo
theecstasyofbeinginkatharinespresencehetookit
dotheshelfandfoundthepicturetothishe
addedanotefroer；biddinghieetheratthezoo
hehadaflokeoteachher
botanysu；
andsethielftovisualizehersoclearlythatnodeception
ordelusionondheuldsee
her；ingtowards
hioadehersit
upontheseatbesidehiheheardhervoice；solowand
yetsodecidedinitstone；shespokereasonablyofindifferent
ttersheuldseeherfaults；andanalyzeher
virtueshispulsebecaquieter；andhisbrainincreased
intheillusion
ofherpresenoreplete
theyseedtopassinandoutofeainds；
questioningandansostfullnessofnion
seedtobetheirsthusunited；hefelthielf
raisedtoanenence；exalted；andfilledhapowerof
achieventsuchashehadneverknowninsingleness
oncerehetoldovescientiouslyherfaults；both
offaceandcharacter；they；
buttheyrgedtheelvesintheflahat
heirassociationtheysurveyedlifetoits
utterstlitsho
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nightandday
thisheighthoehonestthings
vedhilsttotearsthus；heforgottheinevitable
litations；heforgotherabsence；hethoughtitof
noacuntarriedhiranother；nothing
ttered；savethatsheshouldexist；andthatheshould
lovehersohesereflectionstered
aloud；andithappenedthatangtheewords；
“iloveher”itethathehadusedthe
adness；ronce；
halluesbefore；
buthaving；apparentlybyaccident；stuleduponthe
editagainandagainhasense
ofrevelation
“butinloveed；ething
likedisyheleantagainstthewindowsill；looking
overthecityasshehadlookedeverythinghadbee
raculouslydifferentandpletelydistincthis
feelingsifiedandneedednofurtherexplanation
buthestiarttheosoone；becausehis
disveryportantthatitnceedotherpeople
tooshuttingthebookofgreekphotographs；andhiding
hisrelics；herandoairs；snatchedhisat；andpassed
outofdoor