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sheattersrethan
othersabsorption
intheandinthesendbecauseagreatpart
inationhthedead,since
sheothertoproducealifeofthegreat
poet.harineeeeenthat
istosay,sotenyearsagohertherhadenthusiastically
annouhatnohadaughtertohelp
her,thebiographyicesto
thiseffectfouheliterarypapers,and
forsotikatharinehasenseofgreat
prideandachievent.
lately,hoedtoherthattheywere
kingalizing
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ulddoubtbutthattheyhadterialsforohe
greatestbiographiesthathaseverbeenten.shelves
andboxesbulgedostprivate
livesofthestiingpeoplelayfurledin
yelloanuscript.inaddition
tothiss.hilberyhadinheroavision
ofthattiasnoaiheliving,and
uldgivethoseflashesandthrillstotheoldh
gavethelstthesubstanceofflesh.shehadno
difficultyinoing
asinstinctivelyasathrushsings,butheless,h
allthisteandinspire,adevoutiion
toacplishtheaien.
papersacculateduchfurtheringtheir
task,andindullntskatharinehadherdoubts
hertheyhingatallfitto
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laybeforethepublic.hedifficultylienotin
theirterials,alasnorintheiraitions,butinsothing
reprofound,iude,andabove
all,ihersteerant.katharinee
thatshehadneverkhan
teati.ideascatoherchieflywhen
sheotion.shelikedtoperaulatetheroobr >
hadusterinherhand,hoppedto
polishthebausingand
rongasshedidso.suddenlytherightphraseorthe
peratingpointofvieitself,andshe
eraaticallyforafew
breathlessnts;aheodwouldpassaway,
aerfor,andtheoldbooks
polishedagain.thesespellsofinspiratio
steadily,butfliassofthesubject
ascapriciouslyasaheingnowon
thispoint,nouchaskatharine
ulddotokeepthepagesofherthersnuscriptin
order,buttosorttheothatthesixteenthyearofrichard
alardyceslifesucceededthefifteenthwasbeyond
herskill.ahey,theseparagraphs,
sonoblyphrased,solightninglikeintheirillunation,
thatthedeadseedtocro.readntinuously,
theyproducedasorto,aher
askingherselfindespairohsheodo
hertherrefused,also,tofacetheradical
questionsoftoleaveinandtoleaveout.she
uldnotdecidehohepublibetoldthe
truthaboutthepoetsseparationfroised
passagestosuiteithercase,andthenlikedeachsowell
thatsheuldnotdecideupontherejeofeither.
butthebookstbeten.itythatthey
oeantre
thanthat,foriftheyuldthis
onebookacplishedtheyhadnhttotheirprivileged
position.theiribecayearlyreand
reuneaed.besides,itstbeestablishedindisputably
thathergrandfatheran.
bythetisheysevehoughtshad
beeveryfaliartoher.theytrodtheirhrough
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atableheapedhbundlesofoldlettersandwellsupplied
,indiarubber
bands,largeenvelopes,andotherappliananufacture
ofbooks.shortlybeforeralphdenhavisit,
katharinehadresolvedtotrytheeffectofstrictrules
upohershabitsofliteraryposition.they
oingatten
opty,secluded
hoursbeforethetheyokeeptheireyesfastupon
thepaper,andnothingpttheospeech,
saveatthestrokeofthehourinutesforrelaxation
.iftheseruleswere
observedforayear,shedeoutoofpaper
thatthepletionofthebookain,andshelaid
hersotheruch
ofthetaskplished.s.hilberyexaned
thesheetofpaperverycarefully.thensheclapped
herhandsandexclaidenthusiastically:
“harineawonderfulheadforbusiness
youvegotnoe,and
everydayishallkealittlerkinpocketbook,
andodayofallletthink,shallwedo
tocelebratethelastdayofallifittheer
akeajaunttoitaly.theysayszerlands
verylovelyinthesnofortheld.but,asyou
say,thegreatthingistofinishthebook.noe
see”
anuscripts,harine
hadputiheyfoundastateofthingsed
todashtheirspirits,iftheyhadnotjustresolved
oheyfound,tobeginh,agreatvarietyof
veryiosingparagraphshhebiographywas
toopen;nyofthese,itistrue,wereunfinished,and
reseledtriuhalarchesstandingupononeleg,but,
ass.hilberyobserved,theyuldbepatchedupinten
nutes,ifshegaveherndtoit.herewasan
aeofthealardyces,orrather,
insuffolk,ifullyten,
althoughnotessentialtothestory.hoharine
hadputtogetherastringofnasanddates,sothatthe
poetintotheh
yearishap.afterthat,s.
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hilberyentalreasons,tointroducethe
rellesofaveryfluentoldlady,whohadbeen
broughtupinthesavillage,butthesekatharinedecided
stgo.itghtbeadvisabletointroduceherea
sketporarypoetryntributedby.hilbery,
andthusterseandleaedand
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