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正文 第23节 文 / [英]弗吉尼亚·伍尔芙

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    “andtheyageoftheagination,aingieaallingwonderfullyenlarged.

    “butallpeopledontseeoyouequallyiing,dothey”askeds.arose.

    rabols;butthatbols,andbeforever”sheexebackhafatredbook.

    “ffatt;eduarried1878thedaughteroft.fishentioned.clubs:unitedserviavalandlitary.recreations:ahusiasticcurler.”

    sittingonthedeeors,philanthropists,rts,andactresses;estheyplayed,andhoanyacrestheyowned.

    shebecaabsorbedinthebook.

    helenanbroideryandthoughtoverthethingstheyhadsaid.herhinghisnfusioidkissingpolitis,andthatanelderpersonoughttobeabletohelp.

    “iquiteagree,”shesaid,“thatpeopleareveryiing;only”rachel,puttingherfihepages,lookedupenquiringly.

    “onlyithinkyououghttodisatehpeoplehersendrate,likethedalloofinditoutlater.”

    “buthohelasked.

    “ireallyontsthought.“youllhavetofindoutforyourself.buttryandehelen”sheadded.“auntsahorridna.ineverlikedaunts.”

    “ishouldliketocallyouhelen,”rachelanswered.

    “dyouthinkveryunsyathetic”

    rars.aroseappeartoohurousandolinatterofsut.

    “no,”shesaid.“sothingsyoudontuand,ofurse.”

    “ofurse,”helenagreed.“sono,”sheadded.

    thevisionofheroanythingelse,unrgeable,liketheseaortheind,andshebecaprofouedatthethoughtofliving.

    “ibyself,”shestaered,“inspiteofyou,inspiteofthedalloyaunts,inspiteofthese”shesenandsoldiers.

    “inspiteofthell,”saidhelengravely.shethenputdoeintoherheadastheytalked.insteadofazonsuntilsherears.aroseherselfanbeings.”

    “no;becauseher,”saidrachel.

    “yes,”s.aroseagreed.

    thatfact,togetheradeclearbytheirtialk,althoughhoetothesenclusionstheyuldnothavesaid.

    hoeby,theybroseadayortsittinginhisroopaper.paperslaytoleftandthtofhitherehungaphotographofaaheneedofsittingabsolutelystillbeforeaereasonlookedasthoughshethoughtthean,indthisountainsatnight,theshipsthatesforbiningthisandthatandbuildingupasolidssofindustry,ightbeglad.hebitiousn;andalthoughhehadnotbeenpartiheaven,andinspired.

    s.aroseapologisedfortheinterruption,andaskedightspeaktohiboutaplaoleavehisdaughterazons

    “careofher,”sheadded,“and.”

    arefullylaidasidehispapers.

    “shesagoodgirl,”hesaidatlength.“thereisalikeness”henoddedhisheadatthephotographoftheresaandsighed.helenlookedattheresapursingupherlipsbeforetheanejoke.

    “shestheonlythingthatsleftto,”sighederyearhouttalkingaboutthesethings”hebrokeoff.“butitsbetterso.onlylifesveryhard.”

    helen,andpattedhintheshoulder,butshefeltunfortableherinlaookr

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