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正文 第21节 文 / [英]弗吉尼亚·伍尔芙

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    anizer,andhadalreadydoodhersocietytorenstru

    ofthestradicalkind.oely,it

    istrue,shehadstarted,broadauinginto

    russellsquare,anddenouncedherselfrathersharplyfor

    beingalreadyinagroove,capable,thatis,ofthinking

    thesathoughtseveryingatthesahour,so

    thatthechestnutloredbrickoftherussellsquare

    houseshadsocuriousiohoughts

    aboutoffio,andservedalsoasasignthatshe

    shouldgetintotrioreting.rs.seal,

    htbebeforehaheoffice.

    havingniousbelief,sheoreious

    aboutherlife,exaningherpositionfroito

    tiveryseriously,andnothingannoyedherrethan

    tofihesebadhabitsnibblingawayunheeded

    attheprecioussubstance.hegood,afterall,

    ofbeingaanifonedidntkeepfresh,andes

    lifeentsthusshe

    altleshake,asshetuedtheer,

    and,asoftenasnot,reachedheroling

    asshireballad.

    thesuffrageofficethetopofohelarge

    russellsquarehouses,hhadoncebeenlivedinbya

    greatcityrtandhisfaly,andout

    insliberofsocietiesed

    initialsupondroundglass,a,each

    oftheatypeerhclickedbusilyalldaylong.

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    virginiawoolf

    theoldhouse,hitsgreatstoaircase,echoedhollowly

    tothesoundoftype

    tentosix.thenoiseofdifferenttypeersalreadyat

    inatingtheirvieheproteof

    nativeraces,orthevalueofcerealsasfoodstuffs,quied

    ryssteps,andshealhelastflight

    ofstepsoheroeverhour

    sheca,soastogethertypeertotakeitspla

    petitio.

    shesatherselfdooherletters,andverysoonall

    thesespeculationsten,awolinesdrew

    theelvesbethesofthe

    letters,theofficefuiture,andthesoundsofactivityin

    therooraduallyassertedtheirsonher.by

    elevenoosphereofrationwasrunning

    slyinonedirethatanythoughtofa

    differentorderuldhardlyhavesurviveditsbirthre

    thanantorso.thetaskhlaybeforeherwas

    tanizeaseriesofeainnts,theprofitsofh

    obehesociety,of

    funds.itptatanizationonalarge

    sethingrerkable.

    sheanttousetheachiopickoutthis,

    that,aheriingpersonfroheddle

    oftheforate

    ustinisters,andthe

    eyesosobedelivered

    pledinality.suche

    asaplationofitshee

    quiteflushedandexindherselfof

    allthedetailsthatintervecess.

    thedooreinto

    searidof

    leaflets.heanofaboutthirty

    five,spokea

    frugallook,asifnaturehadgenerouslyh

    hinanyfrobr >

    dealinggenerouslyhotherpeople.whenhehadfound

    hisleaflet,andofferedafesuponkeeping

    papersihetypeingopabruptly,and

    s.sealhaletterh

    neededexplanationinherhand.thisoreserious

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    nightandday

    interruptionthaher,becausesheneverknely

    sheed,andhalfadozenrequestswould

    boltfroer,ed.dressed

    inpluoredvelveteen,hshrayhair,anda

    facethatseedperlyflushedhphilanthropic

    enthusiassheaysin

    sodisorder.sheselves

    entangledinaheavygolduponherbreast,

    aoryexpressiveofherntalaiguity.

    onlyhervastenthusiasndher,

    ohepioneersofthesociety,keptherinherplace,

    forion.

    sotheinghepileoflettersgrew,

    andryfelt,atlast,thatsheheterganglionof

    averyfinehfellland,

    ahesedays,ouchedtheheartofthe

    systeogetherand

    ettingtheirsplendidblazeofrevolutionaryfireworks

    forsosuchtaphorrepresentsshefeltabout

    heredbythreehours

    ofapplication.

    shortlybeforeoneor.rs.seal

    desistedfroheirlabors,andtheoldjokeaboutlun,

    eularlyatthishour,ed

    r.cla

    patronizedavegetariaaurant;s.sealbrought

    sahtheplareesin

    russellsquare;ent,

    upholsteredinredplush,nearby,where,

    chtothevegetariansdisapproval,youuldbuysteak,

    tngin

    apewterdish.

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    good,”s.sealasserted,lookingoutintothesquare.

    “butoneary.

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    datarked.“ishouldsleepallthe

    afteoon,iknoealintheddleof

    theday.”

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    virginiawoolf

    nee,orsqueezedinavisit

    toapicturegallery,balanghissocialhan

    ardentcultureofary

    hadverysoondivined.

    sotheypartedandryif

    theyguessedthatshereally

    theandsupposingthattheyhadnotquitereached

    thatdegreeofsubtlety.sheboughtherselfanevening

    paper,e,lookihetopof

    itagainandagainatthequeerpeoplewhowerebuying

    partingtheirsecrets,untilsoyoungan

    shekneein,andshe

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