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unless,indeed,soadentionofitunavoidable.
ryhoutknoher
ralphinteoe;butthreedaysbefore
christsshereceivedatelegraroalph,askingher
totakearooorhinthevillage.thiswasfollowed
byaletterexplainingthathehopedheghthavehis
als;butquiet,essentialforhisade
itnecessarytosleepout.
ryhegardenhelizabeth,and
iingtheroses,heletterarrived.
“butthatsabsurd,”saidelizabethdecidedly,he
plans,
evenheboysarehere.besides,hegeta
roonthevillage.andheoughtnttoworkifhesoverworked.”
“butperhapshedoesntuchofus,”
rythoughttoherself,althoughouted,
agratefultoelizabethforsuppherin
tingrosesatthe
ti,andlayingtheheadbyhead,inashallo.
“ifralphary
thought,halittleshiverofirritation,hledher
toplaceherrosetheeanwhile,
theyhadetotheendofthepath,andwhile
elizabethstraightenedsofloadethetand
uprightarylookedather
father,hhishandbehind
hisbadhisheadboeditation.obeying
aniulsesodesiretointerrupt
thisthodicalrg,rysteppedontothe
grass.
“aflotoher,”shesaid,presenting
arose.
“eh,dear”said.datchet,takingtheflower,and
holdingitatanangleedhisbadeyesight,
houtpausinginhiswalk.
“oneofelizabeths
rosesihopeyouaskedherleave.elizabethdoesntlikehaving
herrosespickedhoutherleave,andquiteright,too.”
hehadahabit,ryrerked,andshehadiced
itsoclearlybefore,oflettinghissenteail
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astateofabstraedbyhischildrentoindicate
sotrainofthoughttooprofoundforutterance.
“ein
herlife,perhaps,urrceased.hedeno
reply.shekheobeleftalone,
butshestuuchassheghthavestuckto
sosleepshethoughtitrightgradually
toah
except:
“thegardenslookingveryher.”
“yes,yes,yes,”said.datchet,runninghisogether
inthesaabstraner,andsinkinghis
headyetlo.andsuddenly,asthey
tuedtheirstepstoretracetheir:
“thetrafficsverycreased,youknoorerolling
stoeededalready.fortytrucksdoerday
bythe12.15uheyself.theyvetaken
offthe9.3,andgivenusan8.30insteadsuitsthebusiness
n,youkheold3.10yesterday,
isuppose”
shesaid“yes,”asheseedtowishforareply,and
thenhelookedathisadeoffdohepath
toeanglein
frontofhielizabethhadgoneroundtothesideofthe
house,aryfoundherself
alone,holdingralphsletterinherhand.shewas
uneasy.shehadputofftheseasonforthinkingthings
outverysuccessfully,andnohatralphually
ing,theday,sheuldonlywonderhowher
falypresshishethoughtitlikelythather
father;elizabeth
andsensible,andalwaysleaving
therooogivessagestotheservants.herbrothers
hadalreadysaidthattheyadaysshooting.
sheofralphs
relationstotheyoungnobscure,trustingthatthey
engroundofseagreent.
buthinkofherhatshe
therestofthefalyshedeviseda
planfortakinghiohersittingrooandartfullyleading
thetalktoheenglishpoets,cu
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piedproplaoreover,
sheghtgivehiouand,privately,thatshe,
too,thoughtherfalyaqueeronequeer,yes,butnot
dull.thatherockpastonsteering
hiahoughthotention
toed
othsandbutterflies
thoughheyths
sketg,ifthefruitsightlendlorto
thegeneraleffectily,
etridlited,perhaps,butnotdull.edward,
sheperceived,helahesakeofexercise;
andthesightofhihpinkcheeks,brightlittle
broblansyyoung
carthorseinitsade
ryviolentlyashadofheraitioussg.she
lovedhireciselyasheall;andas
shenandup,
herstrongralsenseadnisteredasounddrubbingto
thevainandrontiere
thoughtofralph.shefeltquitecertainthat,foodor
forbad,sheily.
sittingintheerofathirdclassrailarriage,
oeoonofthefolloadeseveral
inquiriesofarcialtravelerintheopposite
er.theypsher,
notthreeles,heuood,froinln;herea
bighouseinlasher,heasked,inhabitedbyagentlen
ofthenaofotway
thetravelerkway
onhistongue,reflectively,andthesoundofitgratified
ralphazingly.itgavehinexcusetotakealetter
froispocketioverifytheaddress.
“stogdonhouse,lasher,linln,”hereadout.
“youllfindsobodytodirectyouatlinln,”said
then;andralphhadtohathebound
therethisveryevening.
“ivegottodisha”hesaid,andinthe
heartofhildnothelprvelingatthepleasure
kingabagninatrainbelieve
selfdidnotbelieve.fortheletter,though
signedbykathariher,ntainednoinvitationor
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