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shesaid,notigherown.
shetooktheclusterofgreenstonesaround
andround,butshedidnotknotosay.
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used.“idsetheart
onadiandring,butineverlikedtotellfrank,naturally.
heboughtitatsia.”
kathariuedtheringroundoncere,andgaveit
backtoheraunthoutspeaking.andued
itroundherlipssettheelvesfirytogether,andit
seedtoherthatsheuldsatisfyasthese
enhadsatisfiedtheirhusbands;sheuldpretend
tolikeeraldsonds.having
replacedherring,ladyotarkedthatithilly,
thoughhaexpectatthistiof
year.indeed,oneoughttobethankfultoseethesunat
all,andsheadvisedtheothtodresslyfortheir
drive.herauntsstoonplaes
suspected,hadbeenlaidinonpurposetofillsilences
h,andhadlittletodohherprivatethoughts.
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herohatshetookupherknitting
againandlistened,chieflying
herselfinthebeliefthattobeeorryso
oneyouarenotinloveisaablestep
ienceofpassionisonlya
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travellerssthtfroheheartofdeepforests
andtoldsorarelythatherthe
storyother
askingfoeoherauntreplyingh
theautheoanofficer
intheindianar,butshecastherndalteately
tos,andtowards
pagesoflyatheticalsigns.whenher
ndtookthistuherrriageseedhan
anarchhroughopassin
ordertohaveherdesire.atsuchtisthecurrentofher
natureraninitsdeepnarrohgreatforce
andinglasiderationforthefeelings
ofothers.justasthetwoelderladieshadfinished
theirsurveyofthefalyprospects,andladyotwaywas
nervouslyaastolife
ahfroersisterinlainto
theroothehecarriagethedoor.
“self”saidladyotway,
peevishly,blangherservantsfootlivinguptoher
ideals.
rs.hilberyandkatharinearrivedinthehall,
readydressedfortheirdrive,theyfoundthattheusual
discussionotheplansoftherest
ofthefaly.ihis,agreatnydoorswere
openingandshutting,threepeoplestoodirresolutely
oairs,noepsup,andnowa
feselfhadeout
froisstudy,es”underhisaranda
plaintaboutnoiseanddraughtsfroheopendoor
least,hadtheeffectofbundlingthepeople
togointothecarriage,andsending
thoses.it
rs.hilbery,katharine,rodney,and
henryshoulddrivetolinln,andanyoneelsewhowished
togoshouldfolloheponycart.every
ohisexpedition
tolinlninobedieoladyotion
oftherightoeainherguests,hshe
hadiibedfroeadinginfashionablepapersofthe
behaviorofchristspartiesinducalhouses.thecarriage
horsesatched;
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nightandday
thecarriagefortable,buttheotway
arhepanels.ladyotoodonthe
topststep,eshawl,andwavedher
handalsticallyuntiltheyhadtuedtheer
uhelaurelbushes,iredindoors
haseshehadplayedherpart,andasighat
thethoughtthatnoneofherchildrenecessaryto
playtheirs.
thecarriagebooothlyently
rs.hilberydroppedintoapleasant,iive
stateofnd,inhe
runninggreehehedges,oftheswelling
ploughland,andoftheldbluesky,hservedher,
afterthefirstfivenutes,forapastoralbackgroundto
thedraofhunlife;andthehoughtofattage
garden,htheflashofyello
blueentofthesedifferent
prospects,andtheshapingofthreelovely
phrases,shedidnotnoticethattheyoungpeopleinthe
carriageostsilent.henry,indeed,hadbeenincluded
againsthisselfbyobserv
ingkatharineandrodneyhdisillusionedeyes;while
katharineyselfsuppressionh
resultedieapathy.oher
sheeithersaid“huorassentedsolistlesslythathe
addressedhisrerktoherther.hisdeference
annersplary;and
neysofthetown
eries
ofthefairsuerof1853,oniously
ingofthefuture.
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inhabitantsofallvicarages,far,untryhouses,and
ilesatleast,
on,on
thisoarydatchet.they
despisedtheroads,andtooktheirhefields;
a,froheirappearanasifthey
caredchheyhe
actuallytripthep.heyleftthevicarage,they
hadbegunanarguntheirfeetalongso
rhythcallyintihitthattheyveredtheground
atoverfourlesanhour,andsahingofthe
hedgeroildbluesky.
theysaentandthe
goventoffiehall.theybothbeloo
theclassitsbirthright
inthesegreatstructuresandisseekingtobuildanother
kindoflodgingforitsoionoflawandgove
nt.purposely,perhaps,rydidnotagreehralph;
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