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tohenthescrubbylittlehouseinhegirl
iserableyoung
studeedtotherestrenuousworksofour
youngerdratists,her,andhoe
hangebydegrees,andhowshewouldfly
tolondon,andhoharineoleadherabout,
asoneleadsaneagerdogona,pastroorous
butchersshops,poordearcreature.
“oh,.fortescue,”exclaids.hilbery,ashefinished,
“ihadjusttentosayhowienviedheriwas
thinkingofthebiggardensandthedearoldladiesin
ttens,hingbutthe“spectator,”andsnuff
thedles.havetheyalldisappeareditoldhershe
hehingsoflondonhoutthehorrid
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nightandday
streetsthatdepressoneso.”
“thereistheuy,”saidthethilen,who
hadpreviouslyinsistedupoenceofpeopleknowing
persian.
“iknooorsthere,becauseireadabout
thenabooktheotherday,”saidkatharine.
“iarievedaheignoranyfaly,”
.hilberyrerked.hean,ha
pairofoval,hazeleyesherbrightforhis
tioflife,andrelievedtheheavinessofhisface.he
playednstantlyhalittlegreenstoachedto
hisch,thusdisplayinglongandverysensitive
fingers,andhadahabitofvinghisheadhitherand
thitherveryquicklyhoutalteringthepositionofhis
largeandratherrpulentbody,sothatheseedtobe
providinghielfincessantlyusent
andreflehtheleastpossibleexpenditureofenergy.
osupposethathehadpassedthetiof
lifebitionshathehad
gratifiedthesfarasheodo,andnow
eloyedhisnsiderableaessrathertoobserve
andreflectthantoattaina.
katharine,sodenhaecided,r.fortescuebuilt
upanotherrouructureofo
eaentsheroddly
blended.shehadthequientsofher
ther,thelipspartingoftentospeak,andclosingagain;
andthedarkovaleyesofherfatherbriinghlight
uponabasisofsadness,or,sincesheooyoungto
haveacquiredashtsay
thatthebasisuchasaspiritgiven
toionarol.judgingbyherhair,
herl,andtheshapeofherfeatures,sheriking,
ifnotactuallybeautiful.decisionandposure
staedher,abinationofqualitiesthatproduceda
veryrkedcharacter,andohatcalculated
toputayoungn,hisease.
fortherest,sheequiet
lor,ent,toh
thesparkofanaje.
denhaoticedthat,althoughsilent,shekeptsuffit
ntrolofthesituationtoansdiatelyher
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virginiawoolf
therappealedtoherforhelp,ao
hihatsheattendedonlyhthesurfaceskinofher
nd.itstruong
alltheseelderlypeople,houtitsdifficulties,
andhecheckedhisinationtofindher,orherattitude,
generallyantipatheti.thetalkhadpassedover
er,afterdealinghitverygenerously.
“ada,
kathariherdended.
“trafalgar,ther.”
“trafalgar,ofursehoeanothercupof
tea,oninit,andthen,dear.
fortescue,pleaseexplainabsurdlittlepuzzle.one
thelpbelievilenannoses,even
ifohenoibuses.”
.hilberyhereinterposedsofarasdenhanceed,
andtalkedagreatdealofsenseaboutthesolicitors
profession,andthegeshhehadseenin
hislifeti.indeed,denharoperlyfelltohislot,owing
tothefae
legaltter,publishedby.hilberyinhisreview,had
broughtthers.
suttonbaileyr.
denhaoundhielfsittingsileingpossible
thingstosay,besidekatharioo.being
eageandbothuhirty,they
theuseofagreatnynve
phrasesoothers.
theyalicious
deternationnottohelpthisyoungn,inwhose
uprightandresolutebeariectedsothing
hostiletohersurroundings,byanyoftheusualfenine
aheythereforesatsilerolling
hisdesiretosaysothingabruptandexplosive,h
shouldshors.hilberydiately
sensitivetoanysilehedra,asof
adunoteinasonorousscale,andleaningacrossthe
tablesheobserved,inthecuriouslytentativedetached
nnerhelikenessof
butterfliesflauntingfronesunnyspottoanother,
“dyoukno,yourendsochof
dear.ruskin.isithistie,katharine,orhishair,or
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nightandday
thee,.denhaare
youanadrerofruskinsooheotherday,said
to,oh,no,rs.hilbery.
doyouread,ie
goingupinaeroplanesandburroothebowelsof
theearth.”
shelookedbenevolentlyatdenhahing
articulate,akatharine,iledbutsaid
nothiher,uponedpossessed
byabrilliantidea,andexclaid:
“iure.denhaseeourthings,
katharine.iurehesnotlikethatdreadfulyoungn,
.pontihensidereditourduty
toliveexclusivelyinthepresent.afterall,isthe
presenthalfofitsthepast,aerhalf,too,i
shouldsay,”sheadded,tuingto.fortescue.
denhaose,halfaningtogo,andthinkingthathe
hadseenallthatthereosee,butkatharineroseat
thesant,andsaying,“perhapsyouwouldlike
toseethepictures,”ledthehedrawing
roooasllerroopeningoutofit.
thesllerroothinglikeachapelinacathedral,
rottoinaingsoundof
thetraffithedistancesuggestedthesoftsurgeofers,
andtheovalrrors,htheirsilversurface,were
liked
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