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visioerofthedark,flyinghe
hejustificationfortheerofnfusionsurrounding
it;thesteadylights,like
thoseofalighthouse,posureoverthe
tracklesse.inthislittlesanctuaryhered
togetherseveraldifferentpeople,buttheiridentitywas
dissolvedinageneralgloryofsothingthatght,
perhaps,becalledcivilization;atanyrate,alldryness,
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nightandday
allsafety,allthatstoodupabovethesurgeandpreserved
ansciousnessofitsoeredinthe
draofthehilberys.itspurpose;
asofarabovehislevelastohavesothing
austereaboutit,alightthatcastitselfoutakept
itselfaloof.thenhebegan,inhisnd,todistinguish
differentindividualshin,nsciouslyrefusingasyet
toattackthefigureofkatharine.histhoughtslingered
overs.hilberyandcassandrauedto
rodneyand.hilbery.physically,hesabathed
inthatsteadyflohelong
oblongsoftheoventstheywere
beautiful;andintheirspeechhefiguredareserveof
aning,unspoken,butuood.atlength,afterall
thishalf,heallowed
hielftoapproachthefigureofkatharineherself;and
instantlytheseent.hedid
notseeherinthebody;heseedcuriouslytoseeher
asashapeoflight,thelightitself;heseed,silified
andexhaustedasheobelikeohoselost
birdsfasatedbythelighthouseaotheglass
bythesplendoroftheblaze.
thesethoughtsdrovehiotraabeatupanddown
thepaventbeforethehilberysgate.hedidnottrouble
hielftokeanyplansforthefuture.sothingof
anunknoingyearand
theinghour.no
thelightinthelongtherayh
gildedafehelittle
garden.foralongtithelightbuthoutging.
hehadjustreachedthelitofhisbeatandwas
tuing,hefrontdooropened,andtheaspectof
thehouseedown
thelittlepathuood
instantlythatithouthesitation,
andnsciousonlyofagreatfriendlinessforany
oneingfrohatlightedrht
uptohindstoppedhiintheflurryofthewind
rodtriedto
presson,tteringsothing,asifhesuspectedadend
uponhischarity.
“goodness,denhaareyoudoinghere”heex
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virginiawoolf
claid,regnizinghi
ralphledsothingaboutbeingonhise.
theyogether,thoughrodneyk
enoughtokeitplainthathehadnopany.
heafteooncassandrahad
repulsedhihehadtriedtoexplaihedifficulties
ofthesituation,andtosuggestthenatureofhis
feelingsforherhoutsayinganythingdefiniteoranything
offeoher.buthehadlosthishead;under
thegoadofkatharinesridiuch,
andcassandra,superbinherdignityandseverity,had
refusedtohearanotherdiate
retutoherho.hisagitation,afteranevening
speen,e.reover,
heuldnothelpsuspegthatralphwaswandering
hehilberyshouse,atthishour,forreasoed
euanding
betnotthatanythingofthekind
tteredtohiohathehadnever
caredforanyonesavecassandra,andkathariure
ly,thathe
iredandofindacab.butonsunday
night,ontheeanknt,cabseby,
androdneyfoundhielfnstraioedistance,
atanyrate,indenhapany.denhaaintained
hissilence.rodneysirritationlapsed.hefound
thesilenasequalities
uchrespected,andhadatthisnt
greatreasontoneed.afterthestery,difficulty,and
uaintyofdealinghtheothersex,interurse
posingandeven
ennoblinginfluence,sinceplainspeakingispossibleand
subterfugesofnoavail.rodoo,ueed
ofanfidant;katharieherprosesofhelp,
hadfailedhittheas
shehadtorntedhihoed,
speakinglittle,andly,paredh
rodneyksandindecisionshe
begantoeellioryof
hisrelationshkatharineandcassandrathatwould
notloindenhaeyes.ittheno
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nightandday
that,perhaps,katharineherselfhadnfidedindenha
theyhadsothinginn;ithatthey
haddiscussedhihatveryafteoon.thedesiretodisver
noeupperstin
hisnd.herecalledkatharineslaugh;hereered
thatshehadgone,laughing,to.
“didyoustaylongafter”heaskedabruptly.
“no.weyhouse.”
thisseedtonfirodneysbeliefthathehad
beendiscussed.hetuedovertheunpalatableideafor
ae.
“enareinprehensiblecreatures,denhahe
thenexclaid.
“u”saiddeohielfpossessed
ofpleteuanding,notrelyofen,butof
theentireuniverse.heuldreadrodoo,likea
book.hekne,
and.
“yousaysothingandtheyflyintoapassion.or
fooreasonatall,theylaugh.itakeitthatnoaunt
ofeducationaihesentencewas
lostinthehighheyhadtle;
butdenhaoodthathereferredtokatharines
laughter,andthattheryofit.
inparisohielfvery
secure;hesahelostbirdsdashed
senselessagainsttheglass;oheflyingbodiesof
heairheandkatharinewerealone
together,aloft,splendid,andlunoushatwofold
radiance.hepitiedtheunstablecreaturebesidehihe
feltadesiretoprotecthiexposedhouttheknowledge
adehiso.they
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