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ofuneansofaboandavery
largeurella,hegavehisorderstotheid,and
upstairstohisroo
heanyflightsofstairs,aiced,
ashehadveryseldooticed,hohecarpet
becasteadilyshabbier,untilitceasedaltogether,how
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nightandday
theetisbyp,
andsotisbytheoutlinesofpicturefrassince
reved,hohepaperflappedlooseattheers,
andagreatflakeofplasterhadfallenfroheceiling.
therootselforetutoatthis
inauspicioushour.aflattenedsofaerinthe
evening,beeabed;ohetablesncealeda
us;hisclothesandbootsweredisagreeably
xeds;
and,forderation,therehungupontheographs
esandcathedralsandlarge,unprepossessing
groupsofinsuffien,sitting
inroheruponstohere
eannessandshabbinessiure
andcurtains,andnowhereanysignofluxuryorevenofa
cultivatedtaste,uhecheapclassithebookcase
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ingloopatieoahisdinner.aftersittingthus
forsonutesasllgirlpoppedherheadintosay,
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joseph”
“theyretdinneruphere,”saidralph,peretorily;
hedoor
ajarinherhastetobegoerdenhaaded
sonutes,intheurseofherhenorthe
rooktooktheireyesoffthefire,hetteredacurse,ran
doaid,andcuthielf
aslieat.ashedidso,thedining
roooopen,avoiceexclaid“ralph”but
ralphpaidnoattentiontothevoiddeoffupstairs
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andpartlytohunger.histher,then,ined
nottorespecthisportance
inhisoily;heforaedasa
child.hereflected,hagrohat
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alsteveryoneofhisassinceopeningthedoorof
hisrooadbeenthegraspofthefalysyste
byrights,heshouldhavebeensittingdoairsin
thedradescribinghisafteoonsadventures,
orlisteningtotheafteoonsadventuresofotherpeople;
therootself,thegasfire,thearhairallhadbeen
foughtfor;thechedbird,hhalfitsfeathersout
andonelegladbyacat,hadbeenrescuedunderprotest;
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ositalone
afterdinner,rebellion,tobefoughthevery
ealthorofopenappeal.h
didhedislikestdeceptionortearsbut,atanyrate,
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kehiayhehadseen.
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intherightdire,and,lightinghispipe,andcutting
upthereinsofhisalforthebeoftherook,
ralphcaldhisratherexcessiveirritationaled
doothinkoverhisprospects.
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tion,becauseitofhisplaoknowpeople
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toleagernthisautu,andtoreviewlegalbooks
for.hilberys“criticalrevieade
planssinceheallboy;forpoverty,a
thatheily,hadgiven
hihehabitofthinkingandsuer,autu
andanystagesinaprolongedcaaign.
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hadrkedticircularlinesabovehiseyebrows,
ont,tocreaseintotheir
edshapes.butinsteadofsettlingdoothink,he
rose,tookasllpiearkedinlarge
lettershthe,andhungituponthehandleof
hisdoor.thisdone,hesharpenedapencil,litareading
laandopenedhisbook.butstillhehesitatedtotake
hisseat.hescratchedtherook,heothewindow;
hepartedthecurtains,andlookeddohe
.helooked
acrossthevaporsinthedireofchelselookedfixedly
forant,auedtohischair.but
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nightandday
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pageshesa,veryetyandspacious;
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begantothehouse,andhewondered
slikethedra,
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stbe,andhohelifeofthese
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prettyone,”heheardherthersay,andshealk
ingto.anning,y,andbaldinto
thebargain,aboutbooks.ho
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nute.
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startheposedhielf,froentlyat
thefiftysixthpageofhisvolu.asteppausedoutside
hisdoor,andhekhepe
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