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www.xsz.tw栗子小说 m.lizi.twifyougiveoyourhusband,”shesaid,
speakingtokatharine,asifthereeuanding
bet,“ahappyrriageisthehappiest
thingintheworld.”
“yes,”saidkatharine,“but”shedidnotantofinish
hersentence,sherelyother
andheraunttogoontalkingabe,forshewas
iofeelthatotherpeopleuldhelpherif
theyonknitting,butherfingersworked
oothand
ivesphand.now
andthenshelookedsother,thenather
aunt.s.hilberyheldabookinherhand,andwason
herharineguessed,tothelibrary,her
paragraphent
raphs,thelifeofrially,
kathariherdoairs,
ahatnoexeher
titudetohepoetslife,however,had
gedhotherges;aet
allabouthersrs.hilberyly
delighted.herreliefatfindingherselfexcused
editselfinaseriesofsidelongglancesofsly
hurinherdaughtersdire,andtheindulgence
putheriofspirits.obealloerely
tositandtalkituchpleasaositinanice
rooilledhallsortsofiingoddsandends
lookedatforayear,atleast,thanto
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seekoutoeradictedanotherinadiary.
“husbands,”shencluded,generously
fivingsirfrancisallhisfaultsinalu.“not
thatithinkabadteerisreallyafaultinan.i
dontanabadteer,”sherrectedherself,ha
glanceobviouslyinthedireofsirfrancis.“ishould
sayaquick,iatie,infactallgreat
nhavehadbadteersexceptyrandfather,
katharine,”andhereshesighed,andsuggestedthat,
perhaps,sheoughttogodoothelibrary.
“butintheordinaryrriage,isitnecessarytogive
ooneshusband”saidkathariakingnonotice
ofhertherssuggestion,blihedepression
akenpossessiohethoughtof
heroabledeath.
“ishouldsayyes,certainly,”saidladyotha
deostunusualforher.
“thenoneoughttokeupoothatbefore
oneisrried,”katharinesed,seengtoaddress
herself.
s.hilberyuterestedinthesererks,
edtohavealancholytendendto
reviveherspiritsshehadreursetoaninfalliblerebr >
edyshelookedoutofthewindow.
“dolookatthatlovelylittlebluebird”sheexclaid,
andhereyelookedepleasureatthesoftsky.
atthetrees,atthegreenfieldsvisiblebehindthosetrees,
andattheleaflessbrancheshebody
ofthesllbluetit.hersyathyhnaturee.
“stenknoiheygiveit
oot,”ladyotheralow
voice,asifsheedtogetthissaiderin
latentioned.“andifnothen,
advicearry.”
“oh,butrriageisthehappiestlifeforaan,”
saids.hilbery,catgthearriage,asshe
broughthereyesbaagain.theued
herndtoshehadsaid.
“itsthestiinglife,”sherrectedherself.
shelookedatherdaughter.it
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atealscrutinysthat,in
lookingatherdaughteratherisreallylookingatherself.
shealtogethersatisfied;butshepurposely
denoattettobreakdohereserveh,asa
tteroffact,iredand
dependeduponinherdaughter.butother
saidthatrriageostiinglife,katharine
felt,asshetodosuddenly,foodefinitereason,
thattheyuoodeachother,inspiteofdiffering
ineverypossibleoftheoldsee
toapplyretofeelingsnh
therestofthehuhantoourfeelingsasindividuals,
andkatharinekneeoneofher
oeaning.boththeseelderly
eohertohavebeehsolittle
happiness,andatthentshehadnotsuffitforce
tofeelarriagehe
perateattitude
tehadseedtoherjust.why
hadshenono
neveroccurredtoherthatherouldbeany
thingofapuzzletoherther,orthatelderpeopleare
as.
aruethatlovepassioneverone
rs.hilberys
lifethanghthaveseedlikely,judgingfroerenthusiastic
andiginativeteerant.shehadalways
beeerestedbyotherthings.ladye
thoughitseed,guessedreaccuratelyatkatharines
stateofndthaherdid.
“rs.
hilbery,oncerelookingoutofthesure
onehinksuchbeautifulthingsifonelivedinthe
untry.nohorridsluousestodepressora
ortorpand
cheerful.isnttheresolittlettagenearyou,charlotte,
,perhaps,
incaseeshouldsaveso
eythatotravel”
“yes.youveryniceforawo,no
doubt,”saidladyothourhe
carriagethising”shentiougthebell.
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“katharineshalldecide,”saids.hilbery,feelingherself
uopreferonehourtoanother.“andi
goingtotellyou,katharine,hooing,
everythingseedsoclearihatifid
hadapencilibelieveiuldhavetenquitealong
chapter.whenonourdriveishallfindusa
house.afereesroundit,andalittlegarden,apond
haeseduck,astudyforyourfather,astudyfor
,andasittingrooorkatharine,becausethenshell
bearriedlady.”
atthiskatharineshiveredalittle,dreothefire,
andedherhandsbyspreadihetopst
peakoftheal.shethetalkback
teagain,ino
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