台湾小说网
www.192.tw栗子小说 m.lizi.tw栗子小说 m.lizi.twnsince,uponfirstsight,
especiallyifhecedtobetalkingation,he
appeared,insoont,in
repose,hisface,hitslargehincheeksandlips
expressisensibility,sohoalleda
ronheadbounditransparent
reddishstohaddignityandcharacter.
byprofessiooffice,hewasone
ofthosertyredspiritstoliteratureisatoncea
sourostintolerableirritation.
notorestintheirloveofit,theystattet
topractiseittheelves,andtheyaregenerallyendowed
position.theynde
oreover,thevioleheir
feelingsissueethadequate
syathy,andbeingrenderedverysensitivebytheircultivated
perceptions,suffernstantslightsbothtotheir
oothethingtheyrodney
uldneverresistkingtrialofthesyathiesofany
oneedfavorablydisposed,anddenhapraise
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nightandday
hadstilatedhisverysusceptiblevanity.
“youreerthepassagejustbeforethedeathof
thedu,
andadjustinghiselborediblyangular
bination.here,katharine,off
bytheseneuversfrollnicatioer
edherselfuponthehere
sheen
uldthussurveythelookedafter
theanddeasifheearinghandfulsofgrass
upbytherootsfrohecarpet.butasitfellinaccurately
hhisionoflifethatallonesdesires
ind
upoure,aerned,philosophically,toget
heuldoutofthat.
katharied.avarietyofurses
oher.sheknely,andat
anyheightrisefrohefloorand
eaoher;oherhand,sheght
seleightstrikeinto
rodneysdisurse,toittentlyat
tentive.shearysbodybesideher,
but,atthesati,thensciousnessofbeingboth
oftheunnecessarytospeaktoher.but
ry,feeling,asshehadsaid,thatkathariney,”
uchtospeaktoherthatinafew
ntsshedid.
“theyreexactlylikeaflockofsheep,arentthey”she
said,referringtotherosefrohescattered
bodiesbehher.
kathariuedandsled.
“iakingsuoiseabout”
shesaid.
“theelizabethans,isuppose.”
“no,idontthinkitsgotanythingtodohtheelizabethans.
theredidntyouheartheay,insurancebill”
“ienalary
speculated.“isuppose,ifes,oo.”
“idaresayting
usvotes,dontyou”
“ido,”saidry,stoutly.“froentosixeveryday
itit.”
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virginiawoolf
katharinelookedatralphdenhapounding
hisetaphysietaphorh
rodney,andindedofhistalkthatsundayafteoon.
sheedhiaguelyary.
“isupposeyoureohepeoplehinkweshould
allhaveprofessions,”shesaid,ratherdistantly,asiffeeling
herongthephantoofanunknownworld.
“ohdeao,”saidryatonce.
“hinkido,”kathariinued,hhalfa
sigh.“youosaythatyouvedone
sothing,his,ifeelrather
lancholy.”
“inacroaryasked,deepening
thetingherselfnearer
tokatharineuponthewindowsill.
“dontyouseehoanydifferentthingsthesepeople
careaboutandidoean,”
sherrectedherself,“thatiyself,and
itsdifficult,ifonehasntaprofession.”
rysled,thinkingthattobeatpeopledownwasa
proisskatharine
hilbery.theyknehersoslightlythatthebeginning
ofinticy,edtoinitiateby
talkingaboutherself,hadsothingsoleinit,and
they,asiftodecidehertoproceedor
not.theytestedtheground.
“ah,butipleupontheirprostratebodies”
katharineannounced,antlater,halaugh,
asifatthetrainofthoughtothis
nclusion.
“onecessarilytraleuponpeoplesbodies
bearyrerked.
“no.perhapsnot,”katharinereplied.theion
lapsed,andrysa
ratherodilyhclosedlips,thedesiretotalkabout
herselfortoinitiateafriendshiphaving,apparently,left
her.ryruckbyhercapacityforbeingthuseasily
silent,andoccupiedhherohoughts.itwasa
habitthatspokeoflonelinessandandthinkingfor
itself.ainedsilentryly
earrassed.
“yes,theyreverylikesheep,”sherepeated,foolishly.
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nightandday
“aheyareverycleveratleast,”katharine
added,“isupposetheyhaveallreader.”
“surelyyoudontthinkthataproofofcleveessive
reader,ivereadbenjonson,butidontthink
selfcleveotexactly,atleast.”
“ithinkyoustbeveryclever,”katharineobserved.
“auseirunanoffice”
“ithinkingofthat.ihinkinghowyoulive
alohisrooandhaveparties.”
ryreflectedforasend.
“itans,chiefly,apoo
onesoily,ithink.ihavethat,perhaps.ididnt
e,anditoldfather.hedidntlike
it.butthenihaveasister,andyouhavent,have
you”
“no,ihaventanysisters.”
“youarearypursued.
katharineseedinstantlytobenfrontedbyso
faliarthoughtfroescape.she
replied,“yes,iaelpingther,”insuchaway
thatryfeltherselfbaffled,andputbackagaininto
thepositioninthebeginningof
theirtalk.itseedtoherthatkatharinepossesseda
curiouspo
alteateetionsthroughherfarrequicklythanwas
usual,aherinanditionofcuriousalertness.
desiringtoclassifyher,rybethoughtherofth
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