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www.192.twean”
“happy.youveonly
tootheotalkaboutliberty.
all”hestopped
short.
“youthoughthowordinaryiwas.”
“itriedtothinkso.butithoughtyourewonderful
thanever.”
anienserelief,aaoenjoythatrelief,
nflictedinherheart.
shesliddoothechair.
“ithoughtyoudisliked,”shesaid.
“godko
seeyouasyouare,nedrontic
nonsehatsincreased
folly.of
thathinkofyou.ishallethewhole
eveningthinkingofyou.ishallywholelife,i
believe.”
hespokeeherreliefdisappeared;
shefroost
ofseverity.
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“thisisiforetold.hingbutunhappiness.
lookat,ralph.”helookedather.“iassure
youthatiarreordinarythaniappear.beauty
ansnothingostbeautiful
enaregenerallytheststupid.iotthat,but
itteroffact,prosaic,ratherordinarycharacter;i
orderthedinner,ipaythebills,idotheats,iwind
uptheclodineverlookatabook.”
“yet”hebegan,butshe
speak.
“youeandseeangfloures,and
thinksterious,rontidalltherestofit.being
yourselfveryinexperiendveryetional,yohoandiastoryabout,andno
separatefrohepersonyouveigiobe.
youatteroffact
itsbeingindelusion.allrontie,”
sheadded.“therspendsherlifeinkingstories
aboutthepeopleshesfondof.butihaveyoudoit
about,ifihelpit.”
“youthelpit,”hesaid.
“isthesourceofallevil.”
“andofallgood,”headded.
“youllfindoutthatiote.”
“perhaps.butishallgaihanilose.”
“ifsuchgainshhaving.”
theyforaspace.
“thatybeoface,”hesaid.“there
ybenothingelse.nothingbutagine.”
“thereasonofourloneliness,”shesed,andthey
e.
“arried”heaskedabruptly,h
ageoftone.
“nottillsepteer,ithink.itsbeenputoff.”
“youbelohen,”hesaid.“agto
peoplesay,rriageisaveryqueerbusiheysay
itsdifferentfronythingelse.itybetrue.iveknown
ostobetrue.”hehoped
thatsheadeno
reply.hehaddonehisbesttosterhielf,andhis
voited
hisheofrodneyof
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virginiawoolf
heroaiof
hersoulindarkness.
“itybeputoffevenlohanthat,”shesaid,as
ifbyahought.“sooheofficeisill,and
hastotakehisplae
tiinfact.”
“thatsratherhardonhiisntit”ralphasked.
“hehashissofthings
thatihiiknoothatplace,”she
brokeoff,pointingtoaphotograph.“butitreer
isoh,ofurseitsoxford.noabout
ye”
“iotgoingtotakeit.”
“hoind”shesled.
“itsnotthat,”hesaidiatiently.“itsthatito
beanseeyou.”
“ourpactisgoingtoholdinspiteofallivesaid”
sheasked.
“forever,sofarasiceed,”hereplied.
“yoingtogandiginingand
kingupstoriesaboutasyouhestreet,
aendingthat,orlanding
onanisland”
“no.ishallthinkofyoudinner,payingbills,
doingtheats,shoherelics”
“thatsbetter,”shesaid.“youetorrow
inglookingupdatesiionaryofnational
biography.”
“andfettingyourpurse,”ralphadded.
atthisshesled,butinahersle
faded,eitherbecauseofhisheh
hespoketheshetingthings.he
saoredidheseelooking
atsothingshehadnevershooanybody
notsothingsoprofoundthatthenotionofhisseeing
italstshoont
sheseeduponthepointofspeaking,butlookingat
hinsileoaskshe
uldnotputintogood
night.
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likeastrainofsic,theeffectofkatharinespresence
slotheroonalohe
sielody.hestrained
toontthe
rylulledhintopeace;butsoonitfailed,andhe
pasohungryforthesoundtoeagain
thatheherdesireleftinlife.she
hadgonehadbeen
hisurse,dohetideofhisbeingplunged
indisorder;felluponrocks;flungitselftodestru.
thedistresshadaofphysicalruinanddisaster.
hetreled;hee;hefeltexhausted,asifbya
greatphysicaleffort.hesankatlastintoachairstanding
oppositeheretyone,andrked,ically,
hhiseyeupontheclock,hofartherand
fartherfroienoless,
againhrodney.butitouldrealize
thesefacts;theiensedesireforherpresence
,intofroth,intoahazeof
etionthatrevedallfactsfroisgrasp,andgave
histrangesenseofdistanaterial
shapesofhhewassurrounded.
theprospectofthefuture,nohatthestrengthofhis
passion,appalledhi
therriageber,shehad
said;thatallo,then,sixfullnthsino
uheseterribleextresofetion.sixnths
oftorture,andafterthatthesilehegrave,the
isolationoftheiheexileofthedaed;atbest,
alifefroechiefgoodwasknowinglyandfor
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