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sheflushed.hehadperatedatoheweak
spagent,andhadreasonforhesaid.
healtogetherjustifiednoanyrate,shewas
gladtoreer;butsheuldnotenlightenhind
stbearhisinsinuations,thoughfrohelipsofan
heirforceshould
nothavebeensharp.heless,hesaidhadits
force,shesed;partlybecauseheseedunnscious
ofhisoarydatchet,andthus
baffledherinsight;partlybecausehealh
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force,forreasonshedidfeelcertain.
“absolutesiyisratherdifficult,dontyouthink”
sheinquired,hatouchofirony.
“therearepeopleosevenhthat,”hereplied
alittlevaguely.heedofhissavagewish
tohurther,aforthesakeher,
ortifyhis
opulseofabandonnttothe
spirited,atnts,abouttorushhio
theutterstendsoftheearth.sheaffectedhieyond
thespeofhiss.heseedtosee
thatbehequietsurfaanner,hwas
alstpatheticallyathandandhinreachforallthe
trivialdendsofdailylife,therehshe
reservedorrepressedforsoreasoherofloneliness
orulditbepossibleoflove.giventorodney
toseeherunsked,urained,unnsciousofher
dutiesacreatureofuncalculatingpassionandinstinctive
freedoo;herefusedtobelieveit.itwasinher
lonelihatkatharineback
torooyselfandididiliked.”shehad
saidthattohiandinsayingithadgivenhiglise
ofpossibilities,evenofnfidences,asifheghtbe
theooshareherloneliherehintofh
dehisheartbeatfasterandhisbrainspin.hechecked
hielfasbrutallyasheuld.hesawherredden,andin
theironyofherreplyheheardherresentnt.
hebeganslippinghissoth,silverhispocket,
inthehopethatsohoighthelphielfbackto
thatdfatalisticodhhadbeenhiswhen
helookedatitsfaceuponthebankofthelake,forthat
odst,atoodofhisinterurse
hkatharine.hehadspokenofgratitudeand
acquiestheletter,and
noustkegoodthose
voe.
she,thuschalleriedanodefineher
points.sheakedenhaand.
“dontyouseethatifyouhaveionshpeople
itseasiertobeho”sheinquired.“that
iseant.o;onesundeo
obligationtothesurelyyousthavefoundhyour
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virginiawoolf
oilythatitsiossibletodiscussatters
toyoustbecauseyoureallherdedtogether,because
youreinanspiracy,becausethepositionisfalse”
herreasoningsuspeselfalittleinnclusively,for
thesubjectplex,andshefoundherselfinignorance
ha**lyoot.denhaas
agreedily
systebuthedidnotat
thatnt.
hetuedtoaproblerio
hi
“ivinced,”hesaid,“thattherearecasesinh
perfecerityispossiblecasesheresionship,
thoughthepeoplelivetogether,ifyoulike,
heresnoobligationupoher
side.”
“foratiperhaps,”sheagreed,alittledespoly.
“butobligationsalobe
nsidered.peoplearentsile,andthoughtheyy
antobereasoheyend”iionin
eant,butaddedlaly
”inaddle.”
“because,”denhanstantlyinterveheydont
ketheelvesuoodatthebeginning.iuld
uake,atthisinstant,”hentinued,hareasonable
intonationuchcredittohisselfntrol,
“tolaydosforafriendshiply
sincereandperfectlystraightforward.”
she,but,besidesfeelingthat
thetopicealeddangersbetterkhanto
hisheindedbyhistoneofhiscuriousabstract
debanknt.anythingthathinted
atloveforthentalardher;itu
inflitoherastherubbingofaskinlesswound.
butheon,houtingforherinvitation.
“inthefirstplace,suchafriendshipstbeuional,”
helaiditdophatically.“atleast,onboth
sidesitstbeuoodthatifeitherchoosestofall
inlove,heorshedoessoehisoher
isunderanyobligationtotheother.theystbeat
libertytobreakortoalteratanynt.theystbe
abletosayustbe
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uood.”
“andtheygainsothinghhaving”sheasked.
“itsariskofurseitsarisk,”hereplied.theword
ents
hherselfoflate.
“butitstheonlyhinkfriendshiph
having,”hencluded.
“perhapsuhosenditionsitghtbe,”shesaid
reflectively.
“softhefriendshipi
ing,
but,noheless,feltalittleshock,halfofpleasure,
halfofreluce,alstatent.
“ishouldlikeit,”shebegan,“but”
“ind”
“ohno,”sherepliedquickly.
“no,no,itisntthat,”sheeto
anend.shehadbeentouchedbytheunreserveda
iousadehecalled
hisofferofter,butifheore
necessaryforhertobecautious.they
selvesindifficulties,shespeculated;but,atthispoint,
veryfar,afterall,upontheroadofcaution,
herfhtdesertedher.shesoughtforsodefinite
catastropheintoustiablyplunge.
butsheuldthinkofseedtoherthatthese
catastrophesitious;lifeonandonlife
peoplesaid.andnot
onlyanendofherstockofcaution,butit
seedsuddenlyaltogethersuperfluous.surelyifanyone
uldtakeself,ralphdenhald;hehad
toldherthathedidnotloveher.and,further,sheditated,
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