栗子小说 m.lizi.tw栗子小说 m.lizi.tw栗子小说 m.lizi.twaltogetheroutofkeeping
rs.hilberyhatitwas
toobare,anddeoogetherlikeagoodlittle
girliallinkeeping
ethe
periodofhisearlynhood,he
heartsteitherbencealedorrevealed;hereagain
s.hilberyinds,andathickpacketof
nuscriptherion.
severalyearsitted,becauses.
hilberyhadfoundsothingdistastefultoherinthat
period,andhadpreferredtodions
asachild.afterthis,itseedtokatharine
thatthebookbecaahewisps,
orntinuity,houtherenceeven,or
anyattettokeanarrative.hereypages
uprandfatherstasteinhats,anessayuponnteorary
rdaysexpedition
intotheuntry,issedtheirtrain,
togetherentaryvisionsofallsortsoffaus
nandeobepartlyiginary
andpartlyauthentic.thereoreover,thousandsof
letters,andassoffaithfulrellesntributed
byoldfriends,heirenvelopes,
butstbeplacedsoheirfeelings
anyvolushadbeentenabout
thepoetsincehisdeaththatshehadalsotodisposeof
agreatnuerofsstatents,inute
researetis
katharinebrooded,halfetis
shefeltthatitence
thatsheshouldfreeherselffrohepast;atothers,that
thepasthadpletelydisplacedthepresent,h,
edlifeafteraingangthedead,
provedtobeofahinandinferiorposition.
theofithatshehadnoaptitudeforliterature.
shedidnotlikephrases.shehadevensonatural
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nightandday
antipathytothatproination,thatperpetual
efforttouandonesownfeeling,andexpress
itbeautifully,fitly,oreicallyinlanguage,
othersexistence.
shehentrary,inedtobesilent;she
shrankfroxpressingherselfevenintalk,letalonein
ing.asthisdispositionina
falyanufactureofphrases,and
seedtuearrespondingcapacityfora,she
herchildhoodeven,putinchargeofhousehold
affairs.shehadthereputation,hingin
herradiostpracticalof
people.als,diregservants,payingbills,
andsontrivingthateveryoreorless
accuratelyinti,andanuerofvaseswerealways
fulloffreshfloent
ofhers,and,indeed,s.hilberyoftenobserved
thatitaveryearly
age,too,shehadtoexertherselfinanothercapacity;
shehadtounselandhelpandgenerallysustainher
ther.s.hilberylywellable
tosustainherselfifthetheworldis
not.sheifullyadaptedforlifeinanotherpla.
butthenaturalgeniusshehadforndugaffairsthere
ple,
antsourceofsurprisetoher,andattheage
ofsixtyfivesheazedattheasdancyh
rulesandreasoedoverthelivesofotherpeople.
shehadneverleatherlesson,andhadnstantlyto
bepunishedfnoraasthatignorancewas
binedhafiuralinsighthsawdeep
rs.
hilberyoffangthedunces;orary,shehada
i,on
theverynecessarytoseeksupportin
herdaughter.
katharihus,eerofaverygreatprofession
,notitleandverylittleregnition,although
thelaborofllandfaore
severeandtheresultsoflessbeotheworld.she
livedatho.shediditveryingto
thehouseiherewasanorderly
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virginiawoolf
place,shapely,ntrolledaplacewherelifehadbeen
traioshoposed
ofdifferes,detoappearharnious
andhacharacterofitsohechief
triuhofkatharithats.hilberyscharacterpredonated.
sheand.hilberyappearedtobearichbackground
forherthersrestrikingqualities.
silenposed
upoheonlyotherrerkthatherthersfriends
akingaboutithatitwas
herastupidsilenoranindifferentsileto
e
sortithad,nooroubledtheelvestoinquire.itwas
uoodthatsheothertoproducea
greatbook.sheahehousehold.
sheaiiful.thatatedforhersatisfactorily.
butitonlyto
otherpeoplebuttokatharineherself,ifsogicch
uldhavetakenuntofthentsspentiirely
differeensibleoting
hfadedpapersbeforeher,shetookpartina
seriesofsessuchasthetangofwildponiesupon
theariprairies,orthenductofavastshipina
hurriontoryofrock,orinothers
repeaceful,butrkedbyherpleteencipation
froerpresentsurroundingsand,needlesstosay,
byhersurpassingabilityinheeion.whenshe
aking
andbiography,shetuedherattentioninarelegitite
dire,though,strangelyenough,shewould
ratherhavenfessedhersofhurrie
andprairiethanthefa,
sheroseearlyintheingorsatuplateatnightto
athetioforearthade
herhat.herashusengagedwere
furtiveaualanil.
stepshadonlytosoundoaircase,andshe
slippedherpaperbetheleavesreek
di
forthispurpose.itnight,ihatshe
feltsesurprisetoratehernd
totheutst.
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