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正文 第41节 文 / [英]弗吉尼亚·伍尔芙

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    “youcaouttogether”helenenquired.

    “iproposethateaissvinrace,youefirst;begin.”

    rachelstatedthatsheondotherbeingdead.

    “,”saidhirst,havingtakeninthesefaan.iaeerhisbodyingho,onashutterisuppose,justasifortea,andherishouldbeallowed”

    “yes;butkeeptothefacts,”hirstputin.

    “ibridge,e.ihavedoneagoodnythingssince”

    “profession”

    “least”

    “tastes”

    “literary.inganovel.”

    “brothersandsisters”

    “threesisters,nobrother,andather.”

    “isthatallucheducationtheylivedinoneplaceafteraanelderbrotherusedtolendherbooks.

    “ifiiled.“itarriedyhusbandisascholar.andnosyourtu,”shehirst.

    “youveleftoutagreatdeal,”hereprovedher.“naisst.johnalaritthesonofthereverendsidneyhirst,vian,”headded.

    “ohethree,orisitfive,stdistinguishedninengland,”hearked.

    “quiterrect,”saidhirst.

    “thatsallveryiing,”saidhelenafterapause.“butofurseatter.forinstance,areians”

    “iaot,”“iaot,”boththeyoungnreplied.

    “ia”rachelstated.

    “youbelieveinapersonalgod”hirstdeuingroundandfixingherhhiseyeglasses.

    “ibelieveibelieve,”rachelstaered,“ibelievetherearethingsightgeinanuteandanythingappear.”

    atthishelenlaughedht.“nonsense,”shesaid.“yourenotachristian.youvehoughtyet.”althoughtheyhadtalkedsofreelytheyfortablynsciousthattheyreallyknehingabouteachother.

    “theiortaions,”he.”

    rachel,eant.

    “herean”

    againhelenlaughedather,benignantlystrehhandfulsofthelongtasselledgrass,forshewassobraveandsofoolish.

    “oh,rachel,”shecried.“itslikehavingapuppyinthehousehavingyouhoneapuppythatbringsonesunderclothesdoothehall.”

    butagainthesuhinfrontofthenanden.

    “theretheyare”exclaids.elliot.thereeis”

    s.elliotand.ands.thoburyno;s.elliotdiatelyledtheasonscarfflutteredfrohetopoftheeup.theheathadgedjustsofarthatinsteadofsittingintheshado.

    “theresnothinghalfsoea”saids.thobury,takinghercup.

    “nothing,”saidhelen.“eerasaurs.thobury,“aendingitagine,exceptthatnursesaresuchbrutes,init.e”

    duringthisspeer.venningstrolledupfroheoppositedire.heoodtoans.

    “haveyoubeendoingtothatoldchapsgrave”heasked,pointingtotheredflagthetopofthestones.

    “akehiethissfortuneinhavihreehundredyearsago,”said.perrott.

    “it.

    “tobedead”saidheurredinaonousvoiongthedidforantsuggestdeath.

    “thisisahorribleexhibitiohobury.

    “recakeforus”saidarthur.

    “iassureyoutheresnothinghorribleaboutit,”saidhe,sittingupandlayinghandsuponthecake.

    “itssonatural,”herepeated.“peopleaketheothatexerciseeverynight....notthatilookforobeingdead.”

    “andostforthefirstti,“haveyouanyauthorityforcallingthatruinagraveiauiteninterpretationainsofanelizab

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