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thatralphdi.then,whenralph
fellsilent,.bastfeltthathispresence
desired,andthankingralphforhishelp,hasense
thathepared,
hesaidgoodbye.
“ry,”saidralph,directly.basthadshutthe
doorandtheyary,”herepeated.
buttheolddiffiaryhoutreserve
preventedhirotinuing.hisdesiretoproclaibr >
hisloveforkatharihehad
felt,directlyhesaary,thatheuldnotshareith
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her.thefeelingincreasedashesattalkingto.bast.
aallthetihehinkingofkatharine,and
rvelingathislove.thetoneinarys
nawasharsh.
“isit,ralph”sheasked,startledbyhistone.she
lookedathinxiously,atlefrohat
she,andwas
puzzled.heuldfeelhergropingforhisaning,and
hehher,andthoughthowhehadalways
foundherslosy.hehad
behavedbadlytoher,too,adehisirritationthe
reacute.houttoanswer,sherose
asifhisanstoher,aoput
inordersopapersthat.basthadleftonthe
table.shehuedascrapofatuneunderherbreath,
andvedabouttheroosifshecupiedin
kingthingstidy,andhadnoothernce.
“youllstayanddine”shesaidcasually,retuingto
herseat.
“no,”ralphreplied.shedidnotpresshiurther.they
satsidebysidearyreachedher
handforher,andtookouthersewingand
threadedaneedle.
“thatsaan,”ralphobserved,referring
to.bast.
“iladyouthoughtso.itstrendouslyiing
hing,ithinkwevedonevery
inedtoagreehyou;totry
toberenciliatory.rict.itsdifficult
toseethatthereybesenseinonesoppos
say,thoughtheyareonesoppos.horace
bastisising.istntfet
toseethatheesthatlettertojudson.youretoo
busy,isuppose,toeontoourttee”shespoke
iiersonalnner.
“iybeoutoftohequaldistance
ofnner.
“ourexecutiveetseveryourse,”sheobserved.
“butsoofourersdohan
oneersofparliahe;it
istake,ithink,toaskthe”
sheonsee.
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“youvenottakenyourquinine,”shesaid,lookingup
ahetabloidsupoelpiece.
“idontit,”saidralphshortly.
“ranquilly.
“ry,ibrute”heexclaid.“hereieand
e,anddonothingbutkeselfdisagreeable.”
“aldingondoeskeonefeelched,”she
replied.
“ivenotgotald.thathingthe
ttere.iad,isuppose.ioughttohavehad
thedecytokeepaiedtoseeyoui
inlove,ry.”hespoketheword,
but,ashespokeit,itseedrobbedofsubstance.
“inlove,areyou”shesaidquietly.“ilad,ralph.”
“isupposeinlove.anyhooutofnd.i
tthink,itcareahangforanything
iorntone
ntiappy;iiserable.ihateherforhalf
anhour;thenidgiveobehherforten
nutes;allthetiidontknoifeel,orwhyi
feelit;itsinsanity,asperfectlyreasonable.
youkeanyseyouseeshappened
iaving,iknoonhyour
work.”
heroseandbegan,asusual,topaceupanddohe
roohekhehadjustsaidboreverylittle
reselaoaryspreseed
uponhiikeaverystrongg,drahibr >
certainexpressionsadeuseof
self,nordidtheyrepresenthis
deepestfeelings.hefeltalittleforhielfat
havingspokenthus;butsohoed
intospeech.
“dositdoakeso
”shespokehunusualirritability,andralph,notig
ithsurprise,satdoonce.
“youhaventtoldheayoudratheot,i
suppose”
“heakatharinehilbery.”
“butshesengaged”
“torodheyretoberriedieer.”
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“isee,”saidry.butintruththeanner,
noore,herin
thepresehingtobes,
sosterious,soincalculable,thatshescarcelydaredto
attettointerceptitbyanyionthatshe
e.shelookedatralphblankly,ha
kindofalyparted,andher
brolyquiteunnsciousofher
gaze.then,asifsheuldlooknolonger,sheleantback
inherchair,andhalfclosedhereyes.thedistaween
theurtherterribly;ohingafteranother
iioassailralphh
questions,toforcehionfideinher,andtoenjoy
onacy.butsherejectedeveryiulse,
forsheuldnotspeake
reserve,puttingthe
littlefarfroaedtnified
ae,likeapersonshenolongerkneell.
“isthereanythingthatiulddoforyou”sheasked
gently,andevenhurtesy,atlength.
“youuldseeheo,thatsnoti;you
stntbotherabout,ry.”he,too,spokeverygently.
“ifraidnothirdpersondoanythingtohelp,”
sheadded.
“no,”heshookhishead.“katharineoday
hoheefforthhhe
spokekatharinesna,andbelievedthatheforcedhielf
tokeandsi.
atanyrate,she;
butratherofadeeppityforoosufferas
shehadsuffered.butinthecaseofkathariwas
different;shehkatharine.
“theresaltleaggressively.
ralphveddirectly.
“doyoutobewnow”heasked.
“no,no.itssunday,”shereplied.“ihinkingof
katharine.shedoesntuandaboutwork.shesnever
h
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