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virginiawoolf
“ishallile.
“ishoheplaceforgbirds,”said
edhatsyoulikedoing.iknowafellow
esdolondonaboutthistieveryyear
to.itsagreatplaceforthewildgeeseand
theducks.iveheardthisnsaythatitsohe
bestplacesforbirdsiry.”
“itsaboutthebestplaengland,”ralphreplied.
theyifiedbythispraiseoftheiativeunty;
andrynohepleasureofhearingtheseshort
questionsandansheiruoneofsuspicious
iion,sofarasherbrothersonceed,and
developintoagenuiionaboutthehabitsof
birdseruedtoadiscussionastothe
habitsofsolicitors,inarecessaryfor
hertotakepart.sheoseethatherbrothers
likedralph,totheextent,thatis,ofosecure
hisgoodopinion.itwas
iossibletotellfroiskindbutexperiener.
nohehefirehafreshlog,andasthe
rooilledhthefine,dryheatofbuinghey
all,htheexceptionofelizabeth,sidethe
rahefire,feltlessandlessanxiousaboutthe
effeoreinedfor
sleep.atthisscratgwasheard
onthedoor.
“piperoh,daishallhavetogetup,”rred
christopher.
“itsnotpiper,itspitch,”eded.
“allthesa,ishallhavetogetup,”christopher
gruled.heletinthedog,andstoodforantby
thedoor,self
hadraughtoftheblack,starlitair.
“doeinandshutthedoor”rycried,halftuing
inherchair.
“orroopher
pladhesathielfonthefloorather
feet,ahisbackagainstherknees,andstretched
outhislongstogedlegstothefireallsignsthathe
feltnolongeraraintatthepresehestranger.
heily,andrysfavorite,partly
becausehischaracterreseledhers,aseder
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nightandday
reseledelizabeths.shedeherkneesafortable
restforhishead,andranherfihroughhishair.
“ishouldlikerytostrokeheadlikethat,”ralph
thoughttohielfsuddenly,andhelookedatchristopher,
alstaffeately,forcallingforthhissisters
caresses.instantlyhethoughtofkatharihethought
ofherbeingsurrouhespacesofnightandthe
openair;andry,,sahelinesuponhis
foreheadsuddenlydeeperetand
plaselftofitit
it
histhoughtstothisoneroo
ryhadoved
itiatientlybetuchasthough
heoretopartthethick,
reddishloredlocksthishat.butafarstronger
passionhadtakenpossessionofhersoulthanany
herbrotheruldinspireinher,and,seeingralphsge
ofexpression,herhandalstautoticallyntinued
itsvents,indplungeddesperatelyfor
soholduponslipperybanks.
chapterxvi
intothatsablaight,alst,indeed,intothevery
salayerofstarlitair,katharinehilberywasnowgazing,
althoughnothavieotheprospectsofafine
dayforduorroalkingup
anddohinthegardenofstogdonhouse,
hersightoftheheavensbeingpartiallyinterceptedby
thelightleaflesshoopsofapergola.thusasprayof
cletispletelyobscurecassiopeia,orblot
outyriadsoflesofthelky
theendofthepergola,hoherewasa
sto,froletely
sclearofahlyinterruption,savetht,
ireesifullysprinkled
hstars,andaloablebuildinghadafulldropof
quiveringsilverjustissuingfroheuthofthechiey.
itoonlessnight,butthelightofthestars
ans
forandtheshapeofherfacegazinggravely,indeed
alststely,intothesky.shehadeoutintothe
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virginiawoolf
ildenough,notsochto
lookhstificeyesupoars,astoshakeherself
freefroertaierrestrialdiss.ch
asaliterarypersoninlikecirceswouldbegin,
absentndedly,pullingoutvoluaftervolu,soshe
steppedintothegardeniohavethestarsat
hahoughshedidnotlookatthenottobe
happy,obehappierthanshe
hat,asfarassheuldsee,was
theinofadisostas
soonasshearrived,tednowso
intolerablethatshehadleftthefalyparty,ande
outheretobyherself.itshewho
thoughtherselfunhappy,butherusins,houghtit
forher.thehouseuche,or
evenyounger,andangtheheyhadsoterribly
brighteyes.theyseedalething
betheyexpectedto
find,adidnotfind;andheysearched,
katharinebegshehadnot
beennsciousof
andherparents.or,ifshedidnotissedit.
andthisstateofnddepressedher,becauseshehad
beenaccustodalpletesatisfa,
andherselflovetleruffled.shewouldhave
likedtobreakthroughthereservehabitualtoherinorder
tojustifyhereosoonewhoseopinion
shevalued.noonehadspokena,
buttheyleftheralothatthatwould
havettered,iftheyhadheralonesopolitely;
and,perhaps,thatatterediftheyhad
notseedsoqueerlysilent,alstrespectful,inher
presence,,shefelt,outofit.
lookinghesky,shethroughthe
listofherusinsnas:eleanor,huhrey,rduke,
silvia,henry,cassandra,gilbert,andstynhenry,the
usinaughttheyoungladiesofbungaytoplay
upontheviolin,sheuld
nfide,andasshewalkedup
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