栗子小说 m.lizi.tw小说站
www.xsz.tw台湾小说网
www.192.twcalledout,“eleanor,
eandsitby,”andtheyfiheirlunchtogether,
partingoripofpaventangthedifferent
liraffichapleasantfeelingthatthey
oreintotheirseparatepla
thegreataeallyvingpatteofhunlife.
but,insteadofgoingstraightbacktotheofficetoday,
rytuedintothebritishseuandstrolleddown
thegalleryhtheshapesofstoilshefoundan
etyseatdirearbles.
shelookedattheandseed,asusual,boeupon
sootion,byhherlife
atonnaifulaniression
uch,perhaps,tothesolitudeand
chillandsilehegalleryastotheactualbeautyof
thestatues.osuppose,atleast,thatheretions
purelyesthetic,because,aftershehad
gazedattheulyssesforao
thinkaboutralphdenhasosecuredidshefeelh
thesesilentshapesthatshealstyieldedtoaniulse
tosay“ianlovehyou”aloud.thepresehis
ienseandenduriydeheralstalarngly
iproud
ofafeelinge
proportionsherdailywork.
sherepressedheriulsetospeakaloud,androseand
lesslyauesuntil
shefoundherselfinanallerydevotedtoengraved
obelisksandotiontook
au.shebegantopictureherselftravelingh
ralphinalandonstersin
67
nightandday
thesand.“for,”shethoughttoherself,asshegazedfixedly
atsoinfortionprintedbehindapieceofglass,
“thehingaboutyouisthatyourereadyfor
anything;yourenotintheleastional,likest
clevern.”
andshenjuredupasels
bathedesert,ndedaribe
ofnatives.
“thatisovingontothe
atue.“youalakepeopledoyou.”
aglo,andfilledhereyesh
brightness.heless,beforeshelefttheseuhe
saying,evenintheprivacyofherown
nd,“ia
veryeditself.sheher
annoyedhherselfforhavingallohanillnsidered
breachofherreserve,weakeningherpowersof
resistanpulseretuagain.
for,asshehestreettoheroffice,theforce
ofallhercustoryobjestobeinginlovehany
oneovercaher.shedidnotarryatall.it
seedtoherthatthereethingateurishin
bringingloveintotouchhaperfectlystraightforward
friendship,suchashershralph,wo
yearsnosin
iersonaltopics,suchasthehousingofthepoor,or
thetaxationoflandvalues.
buttheafteoonspiritdifferedintrinsicallyfrohe
ingspirit.ryfoundherselfgtheflightof
abird,drahebraheplane
treesuponherblottingpaper.peopler.
ellofcigarette
skeissuedfroisroos.seal
edtohereither
“quitesplendid”or“reallytoobadforwords.”sheused
topastetheseintobooks,orsendtheoherfriends,
havingfirstdrahe
rgin,aproceedinginguishably
thedepthsofherreprobationortheheights
ofherapproval.
aboutfouroeafteoonkatharine
hilberyionoftea
68
virginiawoolf
preseself.thestreetlasalready,
andasshestoodstillforahohe
shetriedtothinkofsoneighbdra
hereandtalkngenialtoher
od.thatod,oothespinningtraffidthe
eveningveilofuy,e
surroundings.perhaps,onthehebest
plaopreservethisqueersenseofheightened
existehesatisheotalk.
reeringrydatchetandherrepeatedinvitations,
shecrossedtheroad,tuedintorussellsquare,and
peeredabout,seekingfouershasenseofadventure
thatofallproportiontothedeeditself.
shefoundherselfinadiylightedhall,unguardedbya
porter,andpushedopenthefirststhe
offiissdatchet.didshebelong
tothes.r.f.r.katharineshookherheadha
sleofdisy.avoicefroinshouted,“no.the
s.g.s.topfloor.”
kathariedpastinnurableglassdoors,h
initialsontheandbeore
doubtfuloftheofhervehetopshe
pausedforanttobreatheaherself.she
heardthetypealprofessionalvoiside,
notbelonging,shethought,toanyoneshehad
everspokento.shetouchedthebell,andthedoorwas
openedalstiediatelybyryherself.herfacehad
togeitsexpressioirelyharine.
“you”sheexclaid.“houghtyouheprinter.”
stillholdingthedooropen,sher.
upagain
doublethreedoubleeight,tral.hisisasurprise.
ein,”sheadded.“yourejustintifortea.”
thelightofreliefshoneinryseyes.theboredof
theafteooondshewasglad
thatkatharinehadfouarypressof
activity,oothefailureofthepriosendback
certainproofs.
theunshadedelectriclightshiningupoablevered
ont.after
thenfusio
thoughts,lifeinthissllrooppearedextrelyn
69
nightandday
tratedandbright.shetuedinstinctivelytolook
outofthediately
recalledher.
“itofindyourway,”shesaid,
andkatharihere,feeling,for
theirelydetachedandunabsorbed,whyshe
hade.shelooked,ioryseyesstrangely
outofplatheoffice.herfigureinthelongcloak,
posed
intoaskofsensitiveapprehe
...