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handandtouchedohesightoftherubiesuponher
fingeraffectedhiodisagreeablythathestartedand
tuedaorolledhielf;he
lookedathertakingirangeshapeafteranother
plative,nsideringgazeofapersonwho
seesly,butgropesinregions
thatliebeyondit.thefarairelylacked
selfnsdoubtedeered
hispresence.heuldrecallhielf,ofurse,by
aoventbuthus.
shehingthatheuldgiveher.andforhi
too,perhaps,ittokeepaloof,onlytoknohat
sheexisted,topreservehealreadyhadperfect,
rete,andunbroken.further,herstilllook,standing
angtheorosphere,strangelyillustrated
sos
atho.thesight,nglinghhisrelle,kept
hiilenthedoorandtheywerewalking
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onagain.
butthoughshedidnotspeak,katharinehadanuneasy
sesilenherpartwasselfish
ofhertontinue,assheodo,adiscussionof
subjeotelyedanbeings.
sherousedherselftoheirexactpositionupon
theturbulentpoftheetions.ohyesition
shouldliveiryand
ustore
ti;cassandraarrivedtonightfordinner;sheflinched
androusedherself,anddisveredthatsheoughttobe
holdingsothinginherhands.buttheypty.she
heldtheutation.
“iveleftbagsohegardenshad
nopointsofthepass,sofarassheonceed.
shehadbeenostpartongrassthat
heroadtotheorchidhousehad
noitselfintothree.buttherehe
orust,therefore,havebeeuponthe
seat.theyretraanner
ofpeopleethingthatis
lost.didthisbaglooklikediditntain
“apurseaticketsoletters,papers,”katharine
unted,beiatedassherecalledthelist.
denhanquicklyinadvanceofher,andsheheard
hihoutthathehadfounditbeforeshereachedthe
seat.iokesurethatallwassafeshespread
thesonherkion,
denhahought,gazinghthedeepesti.loose
goldinsangledinanarroripoflace;there
ehoeof
inticy;theressions
againstatintervals.but
shedidisfieduntilshehaddesureofa
uldnotjudge
itntained.inherreliefandgratitudeshebeganat
oosaythatshehadbeenthinkingover
hadtoldherofhisplans.
hecuthershort.“dosdiscussthatdrearybusiness.”
“butithought”
“itsadrearybusiness.ioughtohavebothered
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nightandday
you”
“haveyoudecided,then”
hedeaniatientsound.“itsnotathingthat
tters.”
sheuldonlysayratherflatly,“oh”
“ianitttersto,butittterstonooneelse.
anyhooreaably,“iseenoreason
heredhotherpeoplesnuisances.”
shesupposedthatshehadlethieetooclearlyher
hissideoflife.
“ifraidivebeended,”shebegan,reering
hohadbroughtthischarge
againsther.
“youhaveagooddealtokeyouabsentnded,”he
replied.
“yes,”shereplied,flushing.“no,”shentradictedherself.
“nothingparticular,ian.butihinkingabout
plants.iyself.infact,iveseldonjoyed
anafteooitohearyouve
settled,ifyoudontndtelling.”
“oh,itsallsettled,”hereplied.“ioingtothisinfeal
ttagetoeahlessbook.”
“hoostsiy.
“tagesaretobehadforfifteenshillingsa
week.”
“ttagesaretobehadyes,”shereplied.“thequestion
is”shecheckedherself.“tsareallishould
,”shentinued,hacurioussigh;“oneforeating,
oneforsleeping.oh,butishouldlikeanother,a
largeohetop,andalittlegardenould
grohsodooariver,oruptoa
heseanotveryfaroff,sothatoneuldhear
thenight.shipsjustvanishingonthehorizon”
shebrokeoff.“shallyoubehesea”
“notionofperfecthappiness,”hebegan,notreplying
toherquestion,“istoliveasyouvesaid.”
“well,noinued;
“youlloingandagaiea
andperhapsatnight.youing
aboutyoutointerrupt.”
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“horied
ever”
“ohreeyfatherand
therethinghappehati
uldntjoihreeirelyby
self,andtheonlypersonispoketerin
ashopanhabeard.theni
yrooyselfandi
liked.itdoesanaablecharacter,ibr >
afraid,”sheadded,“butitendurelivinghother
people.anoanhabeardisiing;
hesdetached;heletsgoway,andweknoe
shallagain.therefore,lysincere
athingnotpossiblehonesfriends.”
“nonsense,”denhaepliedabruptly.
“whynonsense”sheinquired.
“beeanyousay,”heexpostulated.
“youreverypositive,”shesaid,laughingandlookingat
hihopered,andierioushewas
hehadaskedhertoetoke;hethen
toldherthathehadsettledthequestionalready;hethen
proceededtofindfaulthher.heheveryopposite
ofrodney,shethought;hehes
ade,heenitiesoflife;
heoiedandaothevergeofobliterating
hisrealcharacter.he;hewas
aphatidyetshelikedhi
“idontanoredly.
“well”
“idoubtakeabsolutesiyyourstandard
inlife,”heanswere
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