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正文 第71节 文 / [英]弗吉尼亚·伍尔芙

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    beenfullofselfreproachforthesufferinghehadcaused.

    orary,heelyangry,hthenfused

    iotentangerofoneselfunreasonably

    buteffitlyfrustrated.herappedbythe

    illogiaheobstaclesinthewayofhis

    desireseedtohiurelyartificial,aheuld

    seenoovingtheryshetoneof

    hervoiceeven,angeredhiforshe.

    shebledddleofaworld

    pedesthesensiblelife.heo

    slahedoororbreakthehindlegsofachair,forthe

    obstacleshadtakensosuchcuriouslysubstantialshape

    inhisnd.

    “idoubtthatonehunbeingeveruandsanother,”

    hesaid,stoppinginhisrdnfronting

    ryatadistanceofafe.

    “suchdaedliarsaswe

    e,dont;butthe

    positionyoutakeupaboutlove,andnotseeingeach

    otherisntthatresentintalityyouthinkive

    behavedverybadly,”hentinued,asshedidnotspeak.

    “ofurseibehavebadly;butyoutjudgepeopleby

    easuringright

    andhafootrule.thatsyourealways

    doing,ry;thatsyouredoingnow.”

    shesaent,

    tinghtao

    hertobesojustithecharge,althoughitdidnot

    affectherinposition.

    “iotangryhyou,”shesaidslowly.“iwillgoon

    seeingyou,asisaidiwould.”

    itisedthatchalready,

    andittosayoreithat

    heeinticy,sohelpagainsttheghost

    ofkatharine,perhaps,sothingthatheknewhehadno

    righttoask;a,ashesankintohischairandlooked

    oohihathehad

    beeed,notsochbyryasbylifeitself.he

    felthielfthroothebeginningoflifeagain,

    eyouth

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    onehasanignoranthope.heainthat

    heph.

    chapterxx

    happilyforrydatchetsheretuedtotheofficeto

    findthatbysoobscureparliantaryhe

    votehadoof

    en.s.sealionbuponfrenzy.

    thedupliihetreaankind,the

    insulttoanhood,thesetbacktocivilization,theruin

    ofherlifeshefeelingsofherfathersdaughter

    allthesetopicsu,andtheoffice

    teredhingsbrahe

    blue,ifaiguous,rksofherdispleasure.shenfessed

    herselfatfaultieofhunnature.

    “thesileelentaryactsofjustice,”shesaid,waving

    herhandtohei

    passengersandoibusesthenpassingdohefarside

    ofrussellsquare,“areasfarbeyoheyever

    ary,aspioneers

    ilyputtingthe

    truthbeforetheitisntthe”shentiaking

    heartfrhtofthetraffic,“itstheirleaders.its

    219

    nightandday

    thosegetinginparliantanddrawingfour

    hundredayearofthepeoplesney.ifoputour

    casetothepeople,icedoo

    us.ihavealhepeople,andidosostill.

    but”sheshookherheadandiliedthatshewould

    givethenerediftheydidnttakeadvantage

    ofthatsheuldntanshensequences.

    .clasattitudeorephilosophidbetter

    supportedbystatistiafter

    s.sealsoutburstandpoi,hhistoricalillustrations,

    thatsuchreverseshadhappenedinevery

    politiportance.ifanything,his

    spiritsprovedbythedisaster.theene,hesaid,

    hadtakentheoffensive;anditothesociety

    toouty.hegaverytouandthathe

    hadtakentheasureoftheiring,andhadalready

    benthisndtothetaskake

    out,dependedsolelyuponhiitdepended,sosheca

    tothink,foraprivatenference,

    uponasysteticrevisionofthecardindex,upon

    theissueofcertainneonloredleaflets,inh

    thefaoreiriking

    apofenglanddottedh

    littlepinstuftedesofhair

    agtotheirgeographicalposition.eachdistrict,

    uhene,haditsflag,itsbottleofink,its

    sheafofdotstabulatedandfiledforreferena

    draight

    be,youhadallthefactshrespecttothesuffrage

    anizationsofthatuntyatyersends.this

    dealofourse.

    “usttrytonsiderourselvesratherinthelightof

    atelephoneexiss

    datchet,”hesaid;andtakingpleasureinhisige,he

    nti.“heterof

    anenorussystefingusuphevery

    districtoftheuntry.usthaveersupon

    thepulseofthenity;toknopeople

    alllahinking;inthe

    ,ofurse,wasonly

    roughlysketchedsofarjotteddthe

    christsholidays.

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    “r.

    arydutifully,buthertoneand

    tired.

    “odoissdatchet,”said

    .cla,hasparkofsatisfainhiseye.

    heon

    loredleaflet.agtohisplan,itobedistributed

    iniensequantitiesiediately,io

    stilateandgee,“togeeandstilate,”he

    repeated,“rightthoughtsirybeforetheeting

    ofparliant.”

    “ybysurprise,”hesaid.“they

    dohegrassgroheirfeet.haveyouseen

    binghaaddresstohisnstituentsthatsahintof

    thesortofthi,ssdatchet.”

    hehandedheragreatbundleofings,

    and,beggiogivehiervieheyellow

    leafletbeforelunchti,hetuedhalacritytohis

    differesofpaperandhisdifferentbottlesofink.

    ryshu

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