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正文 第36節 文 / [英]弗吉尼亞•伍爾芙

    栗子網  www.lizi.tw栗子網  www.lizi.tw栗子小說    m.lizi.twtheuntaihere,isntit”saidhelen;“butheenridleyt,isuppose.shallisayyes,thenitybedreadfullydull.”

    shetooktheletterbadessengeringforheranswer.

    thepartyhadtakenshapeandusedhispracticalabilities,andequaltothestrain.hisinvitationshadbeenuniversallyaccepted,oreenuragingastheyhadbeenissuedagainsthirstsadvicetopeoplee.

    “undoubtedly,”hesaid,ashetbrose,“thegiftsokeagreatnderhavebeenabsurdlyoverrated.abouthalftheintelleetogettogethersevepeople,ofoppositesexes,atthesaspotatthesahouronthesaday.oredidberofpebblesofapath,tediousbutnotdifficult.”

    he,onelegoverthearfthechair,andhirstained.

    “forinstansuffersfroountainsiess,assisterdoes,aher”

    “oh,theenareforyou,”hesolelyforyourbe.youenofyouroen,en.”

    hirstgroahatheeahat.

    butheplaanbeingsuptogether.

    “;andeseeingtothebottofthings”hestoppedbyastreandbeganstirringitud,“kingonttontasfrohehevieo.”

    hejuedoverthestreahirst,rerkingthathehadlongana.

    halfalefurther,theyonpinkfarousestandingbythestreaetingplaenuldseelittleknotsofdonkeyspasturing,andatallanrubbingthenoseofoheanlappings.

    astheyeheshadyplace,helenlookedupandthenheldoutherhand.

    “istintroduceself,”shesaid.“iars.arose.”

    havingshakenhands,shesaid,“thatsniece.”

    rachelapproachedaherhand,buthdre.“itsall,”shesaid.

    scarcelyhadtheyspoken,hefirstcarriagedrewup.

    thedonkeyseansofafealsrshalled,andbyinurgatroyd,ashespoke.sheroselightasabubbletoherseat.abroadbriedhat,intoptotoe,shelookedlikeagallantladyofthetiofcharlesthefirstleadingroyalisttroopsintoa.

    “ridee,”shended;and,assoonashirsthadsselfaule,thetarted,leadingthecavalcade.

    “yourenottoynasevelyn.syours”

    “st.john,”hesaid.

    “ilikethat,”saidevelyn.“ande”

    “hisinitialsbeingr.s.t.,nk,”saidhirst.

    “oh,yourealltooclever,”shesaid.“ster.”

    shegaveherdonkeyasharpurgatroydisbesthitoffbyheroeevelynandilleanyyoungnhadansakioajogtrot,aorideinadvaonepointpedoff,threounttoo.theirexalehosetheneedofstretg.

    “idontseeaogetoff,”saidssallantos.elliotjustbehindher,“nsideringthedifficultyihadgettingon.”

    “theselittledoandanythicepas”s.elliotaddressedtheguide,whoobliginglybowedhishead.

    “floell,”shesaid,layingoneonssallansknee.

    “havebefore”askedssallan,lookingather.

    “ieetingtheyhadnotbeenintroduced.

    “hoaynthappenbefhtfall”shentinued,idity,plicitlyuponohingfollowing

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