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正文 第104节 文 / [英]弗吉尼亚·伍尔芙

    小说站  www.xsz.tw台湾小说网  www.192.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.twhesufferedonherainutenessoftheirbodies,seedtohibsurdandlaughable.nothingttered,herepeated;theyhadnopoostfotthetiandtheplaehoedpartofalifeogether.

    oothegeofdoctor,rachelappearedtoberatherbetteextday.terriblypaleandhoughhelenlooked,thereliftingofthecloudhesedaysinhereyes.

    “shetalkedto,”shesaidvoluntarily.“sheaskeddayofthewas,likeherself.”

    thensuddenly,edinhereyesandrolledsteadilydoptatventofherfeatures,andpttostopherself,asifshedidnotkno,terenstrongaerned,andnos,andshelikeahoutsayinganything.

    onthisdayindeedraeadriftofltingsnoountainsofbarebo,buteverythinghadbeeverypalearansparent.sotissheuldseethroughtheetisedtogosofarthatraesitbes,forthingsstillhadthepoonta;itsotistookanhourforhelentoraiseherarpausingloovent,andpouroutdistoopingtoraiseherinbedappearedofgigantiinddriventosoreteerofherbody,ores.allsightsethingofaneffort,butthesightofterehing.shedidtroubledherriedtodisturbherloneliness;sheobealone.shehingelseintheworld.

    althoughshehadph;intheargushehaddethefirstsignofadttingherselfintheedoeindthatheeforitthattheyhewrong.

    asusual,dr.lesageannerandveryshortinhisansand,“sheseetobebetter”hereplied,lookingathinanoddhanceoflife.”

    thedoorshutandterehehisforeheadagainstthepane.

    “raself.“shehasaceoflife.rachel.”

    hothatstatetothistorealiseeantbysayingthatshehadaist,andandthegarden,areesvingintheair,theyuldgoonesinngledoreintenseahanhehadfeltyet.heuldherdie;heuldnotliveontarystruggle,theedtobelesssulkythanusual.hestayedvoluntarilyforafeonts,and,addressingst.johnandtereheyounglady,said,“ihathernditiontonightisverygrave.”

    herofthelayingpicquetadeupabeduponthesofa,ahatterenceshouldlieuponit.theybegantoquarrelastohesofaandhrugs.st.johnforcedterelasttoliedohesofa.

    “dontbeafool,terence,”hesaid.“youlloillifyoudontsleep.”

    “oldfelloentality;hefoundthathehevergeoftears.

    hebegantosayhehadlongbeeningtosay,tha

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