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onherclothesandaloreetsofchelsea,
oeshestbuysothing.but,in
herignoraheepanicstriat
thethoughtofbeinglate,andnosoonerhadshefound
theshopsheed,thanshefledbackagaininorder
tobeathoca.hedeed,five
ershehadsatdoheteatable,andshe
hadthehappinessofreceivinghilone.hisgreeting
putherdoubtsofhisaffeatrest,butthefirstquestion
heaskedwas:
“haskatharinespokentoyou”
“yes.butshesaysshesnotengaged.shedoesntseebr >
tothinkshesevergoingtobeengaged.”
frowned,andlookedannoyed.
“theytelephohising,andshebehavesvery
oddly.shefetstohelpthepudding,”cassandraadded
by.
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“dearchild,afterisanight,
itsnotaquestionofguessingorsuspeg.eithershes
eohir”
helefthissentenfinished,foratthispoint
katharineherselfappeared.hhisrellesofthe
sightbefore,heooselfnsciousevento
lookather,anditofher
thersvisittostratfordonavonthatheraisedhiseyes.
ithathelyrelieved.helookedround
hioed:
“dontyouthihinglooksquitedifferent”
“youvevedthesofa”heasked.
“no.nothiouched,”saidkatharine.
“everythilythesa.”butasshesaidthis,h
adeakeitilythatrethan
thesofaatoh
shehadfottentopouranytea.beingtoldetfulness,
shefrohannoyandsaidthat
cassandraoraliziheglanceshecastupon
theandtheresolute
intospeech,deandcassandrafeellikechildren
prying.theyfolloly,
kiion.anyoneinginght
havejudgedthecquainta,perhaps,forthe
thirdti.ifthatusthavencludedthat
thehostesssuddehoughtherofane
pressingforfulfilnt.firstkatharinelookedatherch,
andthensheaskedtotellhertherightti.
oldthatitiofivesheroseat
ondsaid:
“thenifraidistgo.”
shelefttherooholdingherunfinishedbreadand
butterinherhand.glacassandra.
“ed.
lookedperturbed.hekneoreofkatharine
thancassandradid,butevenheuldnottell.ina
sendkatharinedoor
things,stillholdingherbreadandbutterinherbarehand.
“ifiate,donte,”shesaid.“ishallhave
dined,”andsosaying,sheleftthe
“butshet”exclaid,asthedoorshut,
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nightandday
“nothoutanyglovesandbreadandbutterinherhand”
theyrantotheherwalkingrapidlyalong
thestreettohecity.thenshevanished.
“shesthavegooet.denha”cassandra
exclaid.
“goodnessknointerjected.
theihing
queerandonousaboutitoutofallproportiontoits
surfacestrangeness.
“itsthesortofaggiebehaves,”said
cassandra,asifinexplanation.
shookhishead,andpacedupanddohe
rooookirelyperturbed.
“thisisivebeeelling,”heburstout.“once
settheordinaryionsasidethankheavens.
hilberyisar.hilbery.hoo
explainittohishallhavetoleaveyou.”
“buturevor”
cassandrailored.
“younevertell.heybeonhiswayalready.or
supposes.lvainyourauntrs.sha
oranyotherofyourauntsorunclesshouldbeshownin
andfindusaloogether.youknotheyresaying
aboutusalready.”
cassandras
agitation,andappalledbytheprospectofhisdesertion.
“ighthide,”sheexclaidthe
curtainhtherelics.
“irefuseeogetuhetable,”said
sarcastically.
shesaperhthedifficulties
ofthesituation.herinstincttoldherthatanappeal
tohisaffeont,ely
illjudged.shentrolledherself,satdoa
freshcupoftea,andsippeditquietly.thisnaturala,
arguieselfstery,andshowingherin
ohosefeitudesfoundadorable,
didrethananyargunttoposehisagitation.
itappealedtohischivalry.heacceptedaext
sheaskedforasliethecakewas
eatenaeadrunkthepersonalquestionhadlapsed,
andtheyry.insensiblytheytued
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frohequestionofdraticpeneral,tothe
particularexalespocket,and
aidtoclearaheteathings,
hadaskedperssiontoreadashortpassage
aloud,“uboredher”
cassandrabentherheadinsilesheshoweda
littleof
felthatitorethans.lvain
herselftorouthiroisposition.hereadaloud.
anharireet.
ifpulsiveainleaving
theteatable,sheuldhavetracedittoercause
thanthathadglacassandrcassandraat
.yet,becausetheyhadglanced,herpositionwas
iossible.ifonefottopouroutacupofteathey
rushedtothenclusionthatsheoralph
denhashekinhalfanhourorsothedoor
ould
notsitthereaeseeinghi
and,judgingtheirexactdegree
ofintiightfixtheweddingday.
sheprotlydecidedthatsheeetralphoutof
doors;shestillhadtitorealnsinnfields
beforehelefthisoffice.shehailedacab,andbadeit
takehertoashopforsellingpseered
iquee,sinceshehardlylikedtobe
setdohisdoor.arrivedattheshop,sheboughta
largescalepofnorfolk,andthusprovided,hurried
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