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“sotisohingsotisanother,”said
katharinevaguely.cassandralookedather.
“dyouknoraordinarilyqueer,”shesaid.“every
ooalittlequeer.perhapsitstheeffect
oflondon.”
“isqueer,too”katharineasked.
“hinkheisalittle,”cassandrareplied.“queer,
butveryfasating.ishallreadltontonight.its
beehehappiestnightsoflife,katharine,”
sheadded,lookinghshydevotionatherusiiful
face.
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london,inthefirstdays,hasbudsthatopen
andflohatsuddenlyshaketheirpetalse,
purple,oriionhthedisplayin
thegardenbeds,althoughthesecityfloerely
sonydoorsfluandtheneighborhood,
invitingyoutolookatapiphony,
orrelygallsorts
ofvoanbeings.but,
allthesa,itisnoanrivaltothequieterprocessof
vegetablefloresce.herootthereisagenerous
tiveattheroot,adesiretoshareandiart,or
ationispurelythatofiefervor
andfri,theeffect,lasts,certainlyenurages
thosehose,
tothinkthebazaar,hbannersfluttering
anddivansheapedeveryquarterof
theglobefortheirdelight.
ascassandraotaboutlondonprovidedh
shillingsthatopeustiles,orreoftenhlarge
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virginiawoolf
ed
toherthestlavishandhospitableofhosts.aftervisiting
thenationalgallery,orhertfordhouse,orhearing
brahorbeethovenatthebechsteinhall,shewould
ebacktofindaneingher,inwhose
soulbeddedsograinsoftheinvaluablesubstance
illcalledreality,andstillbelieved
thatsheuldfind.thehilberys,asthesayingis,“knew
everyone,”andthatarrogantclaiinlyupheld
bythenuerofhouseshiainarea,lit
theirlasatnight,opeheirdoorsafter3p.,
andadttedthehilberystotheirdiningroo,say,once
anth.anindefinablefreedondauthorityofnner,
sharedbystofthepeoplehese
houses,seedtoindicatethatherition
ofart,sient,theyhin
thegates,anduldsleindulgentlyatthevastss
ofhunityoandstruggle,and
payforentranatthedoor.thegates
openedinstantlytoadtcassandra.sheurally
criticalofoninside,andinedtoquote
henrysheoftensucceededin
ntradighenry,inhisabsendinvariablypaid
herpartdinner,orthekindoldladyeered
hergraheplintofbelievingthat
thereeaningintheysaid.forthesakeofthe
lightinhereagereyes,chcrudityofexpressionand
sountidinessofpersonwasgenerally
feltthat,givenayearortroduced
togooddresskers,andpreservedfroadinfluences,
sheion.thoseelderlyladies,
ssaliuff
ofhunitybetbahingso
evenlythatthenecklaces,heir
breasts,seeorepresealforce,suchas
theanity,ncluded,alittle
slingly,thatsheeantthatshewould
inallprobabilityrrysoyoungnother
theyrespected.
rodneyileinsuggestions.heknewof
littlegalleries,andseleances,
andsohoadetitoetkatharineand
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nightandday
teaordinnerorsupperin
hisrooaftereendaysthus
prosedtobearshtillunationinitssober
text.butsundayapproached.thedayisusuallydedicated
tonature.theostkindlyenough
foraion.butcassandrarejectedhatonurt,
greenond,andkehezoological
gardens.shehadorifledhthepsychologyof
anils,andstillkhingaboutiedcharacteristics.
onsundayafteoon,therefore,katharine,
cassandra,androdneydroveofftothezoo.as
theircabapproachedtheentrahariforward
andanalking
rapidlyinthesadire.
“theresralphdenhasheexto
etushere,”sheadded.shehadeveneprovided
.sobjethathewould
edherefore,silenceddirectly.butthe
eedeachother
ofohappen.assoonasthey
hadadredthelittlebirdsinthelargecageand
cassandralaggedbehind,andralphandkatharinepressed
onratherinadvaentinh
tookhispart,andohatsuitedhisnvenience,
buthee.hethought
thatkatharineshouldhavetoldhihatshehadinvited
dehe
“oneofkatharinesfriends,”hesaidrathersharply.it
hatheated,andcassandrafeltforhis
annoyaheyeoriental
hog,andshehebrutegentlyh
thepointofherurella,housandlittleobservations
seed,insoolleoer.
theterotion.were
theyhappyshedisssedthequestionassheaskedit,
singherselfforapplyingsuchsileasuresto
therareandspleionsofsouniqueauple.
heless,hernnerbecaiediatelydifferent,
asif,forthefirstti,shefeltnsciouslyanly,and
asifghtnceivablyerontonfide
inher.shefotallaboutthepsyals,
andtherecurrenceofblueeyesandbroe
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instantlyengrossedinherfeelingsasaanould
adnisternsolation,andshehopedthatkatharine
,asachildwhoplays
atbeinggrootherein
justyet,andspoilthega.ootratherthatshe
hadceasedtoplayatbeinggroonscious,
suddenly,thatsheinglyturea
thereillunbrokensileharineand
ralphdenhabuttheoctsofthedifferentcages
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