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正文 第8节 文 / [英]弗吉尼亚·伍尔芙

    台湾小说网  www.192.tw栗子网  www.lizi.tw台湾小说网  www.192.twperhapsishappyasstpeople,

    though.godknohappyoot.is

    happiness”

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    nightandday

    heglany

    irritation,athissister.shelooked,asusual,asifshe

    hinghanother,andbalang

    theogetherbeforeshedeuphernd.

    “happiness,”shererkedatleically,

    ratherasifsheplingthehenshe

    paused.shepausedforansiderablespace,asifshe

    sbearings.“hildawas

    heretoday,”shesuddenlyresud,asiftheyhadnever

    ntionedhappiness.“shebroughtbobbiehesafine

    boyhathad

    atingeofironyinit,thatsheosidle

    athisdangerousapproaacy

    ontotopiilyi.heless,

    hereflected,sheilyh

    hefounditpossibletodiscusshappiness,although

    heghtveryiss

    hilberyattheirfirsteting.helookedcriticallyatjoan,

    andhatshedidnotlooksoprovincialorsuburban

    inherhighgreendressng,so

    patient,andalstresigned.hebegantootell

    heraboutthehilberysioabusetheforinthe

    niaturebattleekly

    follopressionsoflife,thelifeofthehilberyswas

    gettierofthelifeofthedenhainhisnd,

    andheselfthattheree

    qualityinisshilbery.

    heshouldhavefeltthathisoinal,

    andhadgreatervitalitythansshilberyhad;but

    hisiniressionofkatharinenoasofapersonreatvitalityandposure;andatthentheuld

    notperceivethe

    factthatsheana

    shop,andherselfeaedheroe

    drearinessandsordidnessoftheirlifeoppressedhin

    spiteofhisfundantalbeliefthat,asafaly,they

    ehoarkable.

    “shallyoutalktother”joaninquired.“because,

    yousee,thethingsgottobesettled,oneher.

    charlesstetounclejohnifhesgoing

    there.”

    ralphsighediatiently.

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    virginiawoolf

    “isupposeitdoesntchttereithered.

    “hesdoodtoseryinthelongrun.”

    aslightflushtojoanscheek.

    “youknoalkingnonsense,”shesaid.“itdoesnt

    hurtanyoohavetoeatheirovery

    gladihavetoeane.”

    ralphhatsheshouldfeelthis,andwished

    hertontiheon,perverselyenough.

    “isntthatonlybecauseyouvefottenhooenjoy

    yourselfyouneverhavetiforanythi”

    “asforinstance”

    “,orbooks,orseeing

    iingpeople.youneverdoanythingthatsreally

    orethanido.”

    “ialakethisroouicer,if

    youliked,”sheobserved.

    “atterihavewhen

    iorylifedrawing

    updeedsinanoffice”

    “yousaidthatyoufoundthelaeresting.”

    “soitisifoneuldaffordtoknohingaboutit.”

    “thatsherbertonlyjustgoingtobednoerposed,

    asadooronthelandingslaedvigorously.

    “andthenheoing.”

    ralphlookedattheceiling,andshuthislipsclosely

    together.why,heouldjoanneverforone

    aestic

    lifeitseedtohihatsheoreand

    reeheandcapableofshorterandless

    frequentflightsintotheoutershewas

    onlythirtythree.

    “dyoueverpaycallsnoly.

    “idontoftei.whydoyouask”

    “itghtbeagoodthing,togettoknownewpeople,

    thatsall.”

    “poorralph”saidjoansuddenly,ile.“you

    thinkyoursistersgettingveryoldandverydullthats

    it,isntit”

    “idontthinkanythingofthekind,”hesaidstoutly,

    butheflushed.“butyouleadadogslife,joan.when

    yourenothe

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    nightandday

    restofus.andiotafraid.”

    joanrose,andstoodforantingherhands,

    and,apparently,ditatingastohersheshouldsay

    anythi.afeelingofgreatintiited

    thebrotherandsister,andthesecircularlinesabove

    theireyebroore

    tobesaidoherside.joanbrushedherbrothershead

    ,rredgoodnight,

    aherooforsoershehadgone

    ralphlayquiest,restinghisheadonhishand,but

    graduallyhiseyesfilledhthought,andthelinereappeared

    onhisbropressionofpanionship

    andasyathy

    tothinkonalone.

    afteratiheopenedhisbook,andreadonsteadily,

    glangohisch,asifhehadset

    hielfatasktobeacplishediainasureof

    ti.nohenheheardvoithehouse,andthe

    doors,hatthebuilding,

    atthetopof,edinevery

    oscells.idnightstruck,ralphshuthis

    book,andhadleinhishand,desdedtothe

    groundfloor,toascertainthatalllightsind

    alldoorslocked.ithreadbare,wellwohouse

    thathethusexaned,asiftheinteshadgrazeddown

    allluxuriandplentytothevergeofdedin

    thenight,bereftoflife,barepladableshes

    lyvisible.katharinehilbery,he

    thought,nitoffhand.

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    virginiawoolf

    chapteriii

    denhaadaccusedkatharinehilberyofbelongingto

    ohestdistinguishedfaliesinengland,andif

    anyaltons“hereditary

    genius,”hehatthisassertionisnotfar

    frohetruth.thealardyces,thehilberys,the

    llingtons,aoprovethatintellect

    isapossessiononeerof

    aostindefinitely,andh

    appareaintythatthebrilliantgiftwillbesafely

    caughtandheldbyoftenoftheprivilegedrace.

    theyhadbeennspiirals,lawyers

    andservantsofthestateforsoyearsbeforetheriess

    ofthesoilatedintherarestflohatany

    faly

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