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superbstifffoldsoftheolinessuitedtheen;the
enseedfullofcharacter.
oharihesereneairallroundher,
andseedfarofftohearthesolebeatingofthesea
upontheshore.butshekjointhe
presentontothispast.
s.hilberyblingon,frotorytostory.
“thatsjaniennering,”shesaid,pointingtoasuperb,
e,edstrung
usthavetoldyouhowshefoundher
okdrunkuhekittablepress
ingtodinner,andtuckeduphervelvetsleeves
shealpressherself,okedthe
eal,andappearedinthedraasifshed
beensleepingonabankofrosesallday.sheulddo
anythiage
oreroiderapettiat.
“andthatsqueenielquhoun,”sheon,tuing
thepages,“aica,
packedhlovelyshas,becauseyou
uldffinsinjaidshehadahorrorof
dyingthereasshedid,andbeingdevouredbythee
ants.andtheressabiheloveliestofthell;ahit
eintotherooand
thatsriainherascloak,hallthelittle
capeson,aopbootsuh.you
youngpeopleysayyoureuional,butyoure
nothingparedhher.”
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tuingthepage,shecaupoureofavery
se,handsolady,hephotographer
hadadoedperial.
“ah,youed,“aked
olddespotyoun
beforeyouggie,sheusedtosay,ifithadntbeenfor
,rue;shebrought
theogether,youknoyfather,rry
her,andhedid;andshesaidtopoorlittleclara,fall
do,andshedid;butshegotupagain,
ofurse.elseuldoneexpectsheere
childeighteenandhalfdeadhfright,too.butthat
oldtyrantneverrepented.sheusedtosaythatshehad
giventhehreeperfeths,andnoonehadaright
tore;andisotisthink,katharihatstrue,
youkhanstofushave,onlywehave
topretend,uldever
do.ifancy,”s.hilberysed,“thattherewasakind
ofsiyinthosedaysbetenandenh,
hallyouroutspokenness,youhaventgot.”
katharineagaiointerrupt.buts.hilberyhad
beengatheriusfroerrelles,andwas
nos.
“theysthavebeengoodfriendsatheart,”sheresud,
“becausesheusedtosinghissongs.ah,howdid
itgo”ands.hilbery,voice,
trolledoutafauslyrifherfathershhadbeen
settoanabsurdlyandglysentintalairbyso
earlyvictorianposer.
“itsthevitalityoftheshencluded,strikingher
fistagainstthetable.“thatsgotwere
virtuous,eetings,he
poortheirliveastheylived.asoften
asnot,fatherihreenightsoutofthe
seven,butaloing.ihear
hioesingingupthestairstothenursery,and
tossingtheloafforbreakfastonhissidthen
offond,haton
urt,thesurreyhills.harine
itsgoingtobeafineday.”
atthisnt,justass.hilberyiningthe
theherethedoor.
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nightandday
aslight,elderlylady,andedby
katharine,ay,as“auntcelia”she
ayedbecausesheguessedceliahad
e.itainlyiodiscussthecaseofcyril
andtheanhisoher
prors.hilberyeunprepared.who
uldbereunpreparedheresheingthat
allthreeofthehouldgoonajaunttoblackfriarsto
ihesiteofshakespearestheater,fortheher
tledenoughfortheuntry.
tothisproposals.lvainlistenedhapatient
sle,anyyearsshehadaccepted
suchetricitiesinhersisterinlahbland
philosophy.kathariookupherpositionatsodistance,
standinghherfootonthefender,asthoughby
sodoingsheuldgetabettervieatter.but,
inspiteofherauntspresence,hohewhole
questionofcyrilandhisralityappearedthedifficulty,
itobreaktheo
s.hilbery,buttokeheruandit.hoasone
tolassohernd,aherittothisnute,unior
tantspotatteroffactstatentseedbest.
“ithinkauntother,”
shesaidratherbrutally.“auntceliahasdisveredthat
cyrilisrried.hehasahildren.”
“no,heisnotrried,”s.lvaininterposed,inlow
tones,addressingherselftos.hilbery.“hehastwo
children,andaheway.”
s.hilberylookedfrootheotheri.
“houghtitbettertountilitrovedbefore
oldyou,”katharineadded.
“butitcyrilonlyafhtagoatthenational
gallery”s.hilberyexclaid.“idontbelieveaword
ofit,”aossedherheadileonherlipsat
s.lvain,asthoughsheuldquiteuandher
stake,istake,inthecaseof
achildlessahingvery
dullintheboardoftrade.
“ididntaggie,”saids.lvain.
“foralongtiiuldntbelieveit.butnowiveseen,
andihavetobelieveit.”
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“katharine,”s.hilberydended,“doesyourfather
knohis”
katharinenodded.
“cyrilrried”s.hilberyrepeated.“aelling
usainourhousesincehewas
ayears”
feelingthattheburdenofproofrs.
lvainory.shewaselderly
andfragile,butherchildlessnessseedalpose
thesepainfuldutiesonher,andtoreverethefaly,
andtokeepitinrepair,hadhechief
objectofherlife.shetoldherstoryinaloodic,
andsobrokenvoice.
“ihavesuspee
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