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正文 第22节 文 / [英]弗吉尼亚·伍尔芙

    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

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    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

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    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

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    nightandday

    tratedandbright.shetuedinstinctivelytolook

    outofthediately

    recalledher.

    “itofindyourway,”shesaid,

    andkatharihere,feeling,for

    theirelydetachedandunabsorbed,whyshe

    hade.shelooked,ioryseyesstrangely

    outofplatheoffice.herfigureinthelongcloak,

    posed

    intoaskofsensitiveapprehe

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