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www.lizi.tw栗子小说 m.lizi.twhthebeechtreesandswinging
herurella,asihoughtsheedto
pletefreedouallyapplyso
differentastandardtoherbehaviorinpracticewhy,she
reflected,shouldtherebethisperpetualdisparitybetween
thethoughtaiohelifeof
solitudeandthelifeofsociety,thisastonishingprecipice
ononesideofhesouliveandin
broaddaylight,ohersideofplative
anddarkasnightnotpossibletostep
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frootheother,eredhoutessentialge
hisnottheceheofferedhertherareand
anyrate,shetold
denhapatience
andrelief,thatsheagreed;shethoughthiight;she
soffriendship.
“nosgoandhavetea.”
infact,theseprincipleshavingbeenlaiddo
lightnessofspiritsho.they
ethingofprofoundiortance
hadbeeled,anduldtention
totheirteaandthegardens.theywanderedinand
outofglasshouses,sangintanks,breathed
inthestofthousandsofcaations,andpared
theirrespectivetastesieroftreesandlakes.
alkingexclusivelyoftheysahatany
ohaveoverheardthetheyfeltthatthepact
betadefirranddeeperbythe
nuerofpeopleandsuspeothing
ofthekind.thequestionofralphsttageandfuture
entionedagain.
chapterxxvi
althoughtheoldaches,htheirgaypanelsandthe
guardsho,andthehursoftheboxandthevicissitudes
oftheroad,havelonglderedintodustsofaras
theyatter,andarepreservedintheprintedpages
ofouovelistssofarastheypartookofthespirit,a
joueytolondonbyexpresstrainstillbeavery
pleasantandronticadventure.cassandraotthe
ageoftaginefeorepleasant.
satiatedonthsofgreenfieldsasshehe
firstroisansvillasoskirtsoflondon
seedtohavesothingseriousaboutit,ively
increasedtheiortanceofeverypersoninthe
railpressionablend,
quiedthespeedofthetrainandgaveae
authoritytotheshriekoftheeheywere
boundforlondohavepreceofalltraffic
notsilarlydestined.adifferentdeanoressary
directlyoeppedoutuponliverpoolstreet
platforandbeeofthosepreoccupiedandhasty
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otor
oibuses,andundergroundrailing.
shedidherbesttolookdignifiedandpreoccupiedtoo,
butasthecabcarriedheraination
edheralittle,shebeore
fetfulofherstationasacitizenoflondon,andtued
herheadfroneoanother,pigupeagerly
abuildingonthissideorastreetseonthattofeed
herintensecuriosity.a,hedrivelastedno
o
buildings,thetideofnandenwashing
thebaseofthegreatglassereallgeneralized,
andaffectedherasifshesaoage.
allthesefeelingsainedandpartlyinspiredby
thefactthatherjoueytookherstraighttotheter
ofherstrohedst
ofherpastorallandscapeherthoughtstookthisprecise
road,ittedtothehouseinchelsea,and
dire,where,invisible
theelves,theyhadthebetterceoffeastingupon
theprivasadorableandsteriouss
tress.ight
havebeenfoolish,butthatexcessand
lentanengagingcharythevolatilenatureof
any
thingsandpeopleintheurseoftytwoyears;she
hadbeeelytheprideandthedesperationofher
teachers.shehadusic,
naturalhistoryandhunity,literatureandart,butalways
attheheightofherenthusiaspanied
byabrilliantdegreeofacplishnt,she
gedherndandbought,surreptitiously,another
graar.theterribleresultsed
froutaldissipationainlyapparent
nohatcassandraytwo,andhadnever
passedanexanation,anddailyshowedherselflessand
lessoreseriouspredi
thatsheuldneverpossiblyeaherlivingwasalso
verified.butfrolltheseshortstrandsofdifferentacplishnts
cassandratitude,a
ind,epeople
tohavethenotdespicablevirtuesofvivacityandfresh
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ness.katharine,forexale,thoughtherastg
panion.theusioasselebetween
thegreatrangeofqualitieshareneverfound
unitedinonepersonandseldonhalfadozenpeople.
harineple,cassandraplex;
harine,cassandrawasvague
andevasive.inshort,theyrepresentedveryanly
andtheanlysidesofthefeure,and,for
foundation,therenblood
bet.ifcassandraadoredkatharineshewas
incapableofadarefreshingherspirit
,and
katharineenjoyedherlaughteratleastaschasher
respect.
respeind
atthepresentnt.katharinesehadappealed
tinationasthefirsteina
porariesisapttoappealtotheiginations
oftheothers;itiful,andsterious;
itgavebothpartiestheiortantairofthosewho
havebeeninitiatedintosoriteilln
cealedfroherestofthegroup.forkatharinessake
ostdistinguishedandiing
character,andedfirsthision
andthenhisnuscriptastherksofafriendship
flatteredanddelightedhertoinspire.
katharineilloutewalk.
aftergreetingherundauntandreceiving,asusual,
apresentoftion”
frorevor,enieceshewas
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