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正文 第29节 文 / [英]弗吉尼亚·伍尔芙

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    “asleep”hesaid.

    helenandraeonehadbeensittiothenobservedalltheti.thereelanabovethe

    “ten,”itsaid.

    ascufflingenhadfled.theydidnotstoprunninguntiltheyfeltcertainthatnoeyeuldperatethedarknessaelhedistance,hredhularlyit.

    tableofslastupdatedonwedjan1210:27:522011.

    thevoyageout,byvirginiawoolf

    chapterix

    anhourpassed,andthedosatthehotelgreandostdeserted,efortyorfiftypeoplepofjugssetdosasoined,givirapatakenylittlerooofonelargeone.hergreypettiatsslippedtotheground,and,stooping,shefoldedherclothespleteerofenglishliteraturebeoeaan,clearly,puttingapanieshairdressing.itarkbethepages,sighededly,auedoutthelight.

    verydifferentthroughtheostjestifalldostiissonbeingaloneuldnottalk;sheuldonlylookesolicitudeatherosidetoside,tossingheavyloohishat;andthenhdreonsideredherselfseriously.

    “iiined.“notprettypossibly,”shedreostpeoplee.”

    sheittoherselfthatsheorthatshearryhiyetshespenteverynuteparingtheyhaddoodayhtheyhaddohedaybefore.

    “hedidntasktoplay,butheeditated,suinguptheevening.sheberofhersistersandthesearriage.thehourofnfidencespireatingherhairunkindly,feelingherselfoverlookedbylifeinparisoheredlyinguponhercheeksinpatchesthatooherseriousaygaveherakindofbeauty.

    sheed,“oh,butietting,”aherestaedlookedatthe

    “a.talkedtos.h.elliotaboutuntryneighbours.sheknoallthe.daysplendid,vieupsheets.”

    shekinprayer,andthenlaydofortablyabouther,andiesherbreathingshobledthatofaandinguptoitskneesallnightthroughinthelonggrass.

    aglanrevealedlittlerethananose,proabovethesheets.groedtothedarkness,forthe,terriblylikethebodyofadeadperson,thebodyindeedofpepper,asleeptoo.thirtysix,thirtyseven,thirtyeighthereenofbusiness,asleeppresubly,siheendofthepassage,butlatethoughiteoneillawake.

    “hoan,lyinginbed,saidinapeevishbutsoliontsdidnotanswer.

    “youshouldhavegoosleep,”hereplied.“ialkingtothobury.”

    “butyouknoingforyou,”shesaid.

    tothathedenoansarked,“hen,uoutthelight.”they.

    thefaintbutperatingpulseofaofindthebisaidhavingansuffledinatosh,thepassageptyanddark;but

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