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atlengths.denhaookedupfroerteacupsand
rerked:
“yousee,sshilbery,childredifferent
hoursanddifferentthings.thetrayshould
goupifyouvedone,johnnie.boycharlesisinbed
hald.elseyouexpectstandinginthe
tea,butit
didntdo.”
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derisivelybothatthenotionofdrateaandat
theyofcarryingatrayuptohisbrother.buthe
tookhielfoff,beingenjoinedbyhisthertond
.
“itsicerlikethis,”saidkatharine,applyingherself
inationtothedisseofhercake;
theyhadgiveeaslice.shekners.
denhauspectedherofcriticalparisons.sheknew
thatsheakingpressrs.
denhaadlookedathersuffiakeit
cleartokatharihatshehisyoung
aeah
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nightandday
thethere
hadprobablyreachedbythisti.outwardly,shewas
behavinghratherrustyandlaboriouscivility.shewas
kiionabouttheanitiesofhighgate,
itsdevelopntandsituation.
“arried,”shesaid,“highgatee
separatefroondon,sshilbery,andthishouse,
thoughyoubelieveit,hadaviehards.
thatiddletonsbuilttheirhouse
infrontofus.”
“itstbeagreatadvaoliveatthetopofa
hill,”saidkatharine.s.denhagreedeffusively,asif
heropinionofkatharinessensehadrisen.
“yes,indeed,veryhealthy,”shesaid,andshe
on,aspeoplehesuburbssooftendo,
toprovethatitorenve,andless
spoiltthananysuburbroundlondon.shespokeh
suchehasisthatiteobviousthatsheexpressed
unpopularviehatherchildrendisagreed
hher.
“theceilingsfalleryagain,”said
hester,agirlofeighteen,abruptly.
“thehesedays,”
jasttered.
“nonsense,”saids.denha“itsonlyalittlebitof
plasteridontseehoedto
standtheefaly
jokeexploded,harineuldnotfollow.even
s.denhaaughedagainstherwill.
“sshilberysthinkingusallsorude,”sheaddedreprovingly.
sshilberysledandshookherhead,and
anyeyesresteduponher,
forant,asiftheyussing
herothiscritical
glaharinedecidedthatralphdenhafaly
nplashapely,lagincharand
fitlyexpressedbythehideousnatureoftheirfuiture
aions.sheglanantelpieged
ents
thatherfacetiousoretric.
shedidnotapplyherjudgntnsciouslytoralph,
but,antlater,sherated
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lightbuingsteadilyandsteadfastlybehindthe
erraticdisorderandinherenceoflife.thelightwas
no,suddenly,asifaspongehadblottedit.
thelitterofthetableaediousbutexagion
ofs.denhaeiheystrudeed,
uponaofalldefences,and,keenlynscious
ofthedegradatioofstrifeher
viilyofherloneliness,
oflifesfutility,ofthebarrenproseofreality,of
rodney,ofherther,andtheunfinishedbook.
heransorytothe
vergeofrudeness,andtoralph,chedhearrowly,
sheseedfurtherapatibleh
herphysicalcloseness.heglaher,andgroundout
furtherstepsinhisarguerhatnofolly
shouldreinont,
asilence,suddenae,desdedupon
thell.thesilenceofallthesepeoplerouidy
tableousandhideous;sothinghorrible
seedabouttoburstfrot,buttheyeobstinately.
asendlaterthedooropenedandtherewasa
stirofrelief;criesof“hullo,joantheresnothi
foryoutoeat,”brokeuptheoppressiverationof
sonyeyesupoablecloth,aheersof
falylifedashinginbrisklittlewas
obviousthatjoanhadsosteriousandbenefit
poily.sheuptokatharineasif
shehadheardofher,andoseeheratlast.
sheexplaihatshehadbeenvisitinganunclewho
hathadkepther.no,shehadnthadany
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hotcake,inthefender;
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seedtorelax,andeveryonebegaingand
drinking,asifteahadbegunaiervoluntarily
explaiokatharihatsheopass
soexanation,becausesheorethananything
inthe.
“noehearyoudeeailove,”
johnniedended.
“no,johnnie,altis,”saidjoan,overhearing
hinstantly.“shesupatallhoursofthenight
overherbooks,sshilbery,andiurethatsnotthe
inations,”sheilingat
katharine,oroussleoftheelder
sistere
alstlikechildrenofherown.
“joan,youdontreall
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