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ofaherentpassage,heshookitathisaudie
aggressively,andthenfuledforanother.afteradistressing
searchafreshdisveryade,and
produthesaeansofrepeated
attaation
quitererkableinthesegatherings.her
theyforpoetryorbythe
ntortionsanbeinghroughfor
theirbe,itr.rodney
satdopulsivelyintheddleofasentend,
afterapauseofbeent,theaudienceexpressed
itsreliefatbeingabletolaughaloudinadecidedoutburst
ofapplause.
.rodneyaohishaeround
hiand,insteadofingtoansions,he
juedup,thrusthielfthroughtheseatedbodiesinto
theered,
veryaudibly:
“adeabigenoughfoolof
selfevenforyouiterribleterribleterrible”
“hushyoustansheirquestions,”katharine
quiet.oddly
enough,,
thereseedtobechthativeinhe
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hadsaid.atanyrate,apalefaanhsad
eyes,deliveringanaccurately
posure.rodney
listenedhacuriousliftingofhisupperlip,although
hisfaceotion.
“idiot”heisuoodeveryword
isaid”
“hen,ans,”katharinek.
“no,ishanttheydonlylaughat.
youpersuadethatthesesortofpeoplecareforliterature”
hentinued.
thereur.
rodneyspaper.ithadbeencraedhassertionsthat
sudsuchpassages,takenliberallyfronglish,
frenditaliahesuprepearlsofliterature.
further,heetaphorspounded
iudy,ped
oroutofplaceashedeliveredthenfragnts.literature
wasafreshgarlandflowers,hesaid,in
ingledh
thevarioustintsoftheanene;andsohoher
thisgarlandencircledrblebrows.hehadreadvery
badlysoverybeautifulquotations.butthroughhis
nnerandhisnfusionoflanguagetherehaderged
sopassionoffeelingedin
thejorityoftheaudietlepictureoranidea
ostof
thepeoplethereproposedtospendtheirlivesinthe
practiceeitheroferelybylooking
atthetuldbeseenthat,astheylisteo.
purvisfirst,ao.greenhalgh,theywereseeing
sothingdohesegeoapossession
heythoughttobetheiroer
anotherrose,and,aspted
toheoreclearly,and
satdoereasonhhe
uldnotgrasp,hisstrokeshadgo
doostinvariablytothepersonsitting
heaifiedandntiheyhad
justsaidinpublic.beforelong,therefore,thegroupson
thettressesandthegroupsonthechairswereallin
nicationarydatchet,who
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nightandday
hadbeguntodastogsagain,stoopeddownand
rerkedtoralph:
“thaticallafirstratepaper.”
bothofthenstinctivelytuedtheireyesinthedire
ofthereaderofthepaper.hek
againstthehhiseyesapparentlyshut,andhis
sunkuponhisllar.katharineuihe
pagesofhisnuscriptasifshee
passagethathadparticularlystruckher,andhadadifficulty
infindingit.
“letsgoandtellhiouchary,
thussuggestinganao
take,thoughhoutherheooproud
todoit,forhesuspectedthathehadreiin
katharihanshehadinhi
“thatarybegan,hout
anyshyness,seatingherselfontheflooroppositeto
rodneyandkatharihenuscript
toreadinpeace”
rodney,heirapproach,
regardedherforantinsuspicioussilence.
“doyousaythatrelytodisguisethefayridiculous
failure”heasked.
katharinelookedupfroerreadingile.
“hesayshedoesntnd,”she
rerked.“hesayscarearapforartofany
kind.”
“iaskedhertopity,aeases”rodney
exclaid.
“idontiopityyou,.rodney,”ryrerked,
kindly,butfiry.“ersafailure,nobodysays
anything,”
thesound,,hitshurryofshort
syllables,itssuddenpauses,anditssuddenattacks,ghtbe
paredtosoanilhubbub,frantidinarticulate.
“dyouthinkthatsallaboutpaper”rodneyinquired,
afterantsattention,hadistinctbrightening
ofexpression.
“ofurseitis,”saidry.“itive
paper.”
shetuedtodenhaornfirtion,andherroborated
her.
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“itstheteerapaperisreadthatproves
heritsbeenasuccessoot,”hesaid.“ifiwere
you,rodney,ishouldbeverypleasedyself.”
thisndatioofort.rodneypletely,
andhebegahinkhifallthepassages
inhispaperobecalled“suggestive.”
“didyouagreeatall,denhahisaidabout
shakespeareslateruseofigeryifraidididnt
altogetherkeaningplain.”
herehegatheredhielftogether,andbyansofa
serieslikejerks,succeededinbringinghielf
.
denhanshthebrevityhe
resultofhavinganothersentehendtobeaddressed
toanotherperson.heosaytokatharine:
“didyoureertogetthatpictureglazedbeforeyour
auntcatodinner”but,besideshavingtoanswer
rodney,heark,hitsassertion
ofinticy,perti.
sheeoneinanother
groupeanalkingabout
theelizabethandratists.
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