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aly,heofindthathehadnot
partedtoher.shewas,ashehadalways
fouhesensible,loyalfriend,thearusted;
pathyheulduntupon,providedhekept
its.hedispleasedtofindthat
thoselitsarked.heyhad
:
“yes,ralph,itstiyoudeabreak.iveeto
thesanyself.onlyitbeauntry
ttageillbearica.arica”shecried.
“thatstheplaetheyllteachsothingabout
anizihere,andillebadshow
youhoodoit.”
ifsheantnsciouslyorunnsciouslytobelittle
theseclusionandsecurityofauntryttage,shedid
notsuination
shedehiisualizeherinheroer,sothat
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helookedquicklyather,asshetleinfrontof
hioing
hesaorofhispreoccupation
edtoseeherrgahead,
arathercluybutpofigure,for
thegreatestrespect.
“dontgoaed,andstopped.
“thatsyousaidbefore,ralph,”sheretued,hout
lookingathi“youtogoawayyourselfandyou
doogoasnotverysensible,isit”
“ry,”hecried,stungbythereranceofhisexag
anddictatorialhher,“abruteive
beentoyou”
ittookallherstrengthtokeepthetearsfring,
andtothrustbackherassurashewould
fivehiilldoodayifhechose.shereserved
frooingsoonlybyastubbokindofrespectforherself
therootofheatureandforbadesurrender,
eveninntsofalstpassion.
andhighrunningwaves,
sheknehesunshoneclearuponital
iangraarsandfilesofdocketedpapers.heless,
froheskeletonpallorofthatlandandtherocksthat
brokeitssurface,shekherlifetherewouldbe
harshandlonelyalstbeyondendurance.shewalked
steadilyalittleinfrontofhicrosstheplowedfield.
theirroundthevergeofahin
treesstandingattheedgeofasteepfoldintheland.
lookireetrunks,ralphsaon
theperfectlyflatandrichlygreenado
ofthehillasllgraynorhouse,hponds,terraces,
andbuilding
orsoattheside,andasoffirtreesrisingbehind,
allperfectlyshelteredandselfsuffit.behindthehouse
thehillroseagain,areesohersuit
stohtagainstthesky,ore
intensebluebetindatoncewas
filledhaseheactualpresenceofkatharine;
thegrayhouseaenseblueskygavehihe
feelingofherpresencecloseby.heleantagainstatree,
fheabehhisbreath:
“kathariharine,”hesaidaloud,andthen,look
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nightandday
inground,sahitearing
alongsprayofivyfrohetreesasshepassedthe
sheseedsodefinitelyopposedtothevisionheheld
inhisndthatheretuedtoitpatience.
“kathariharine,”herepeated,aohielf
tobehher.helosthissenseofallthatsurrounded
hiallsubstantialthingsthehouroftheday,
todo,thepresenceof
otherpeopleandthesupportseeingtheir
beliefiyallthisslippedfroiso
heghthavefeltiftheearthhaddroppedfroisfeet,
aybluehadhungallroundhiandtheair
hadbeensteepedinthepresenceofohe
chirpofarobinontheboughabovehisheadawakened
hiandhisaentpaniedbyasigh.
hereheheplowed
field,thehighroadyonder,andry,strippingivyfrobr >
thetrees.eup
throughhersandsaid:
“noerica”
thereed
tnanius,edthatshehad
cutshorthisexplanationsandshotleiinhis
herreasonsforthinking
thatsheghtprofitbysuittingtheone
reasonotioened
attentively,atettodissuadeher.intruth,
hefoundhielfakecertainofher
goodsense,andacceptedeachfreshproofofithsatisfa,
asthoughithelpedhiokeuphisnd
aboutsothing.shefotthepainhehadcausedher,
andinplaensciousofasteadytide
ofonizedveryaptlyp
oftheirfeetuponthedryroadandthesupportofhis
arthefloed
tobethereinationtobehavetohibr >
silyandptingtobeotherthanshewas.
insteadofkingoutais,sheavoided
thenstinctively,anddratherinsistentlyuponthe
practiatureifts.
inapracticalicularsofhist
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tage,ind,aedhis
vagueness.
“youstseethatthereser,”sheinsisted,han
exaggerationofi.sheavoidedaskinghibr >
heanttodointhisttage,and,atlast,he
prauchaspossible,
hereoreient.
“oheroo,”hesaid,“stbestudy,for,
yousee,ry,ioingtoeabook.”herehehdrew
hisarroers,lithispipe,araedon
inasagaostplete
theyhadattainedinalltheirfriendship.
“andsyourbooktobeabout”shesaid,asboldly
asifshehadogriefhralphintalking
aboutbooks.hetoldheruatinglythatheantto
saxondays
tothepresentti.sosuchplanhadlainasaseedin
hisndfornyyears;andnohathehaddecided,in
aflash,togiveuphisprofession,theseedgrehe
spaceoftihtallandlusty.hewassurprised
hielfatthepositive
ehthequestionofhisttage.thathad
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