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lady.hehadscarcelytitorun
hishandsthroughhishairiolookaschlikea
solihispapersintohis
pocket,alreadyovereethatanothereye
shouldbeholdthehathispreparations
rs.hilbery.
“ihopeyourenotdisposingofsobodysfortuneina
hurry,”shererked,gazingatthedotsonhis
table,“orcuttingoffaailatonebloausei
eafavor.andanderson
keephishorseing.andersonisaperfecttyrant,but
hedrovedearfathertotheabbeythedaytheyburied
hiideboldtoetoyou,.denhaly
insearchoflegalassistahoughidontknow
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toaskyourhelpilingsotiresolittledostic
affairsthathaveariseninabsence.ivebeento
stratfordonavonisttellyouallaboutthatoneof
thesedays,andthereigotaletterfroysisterinlaw,
adearkindgooseerferinghother
peopleschildrenbecauseshesgotnoneofherown.were
dreadfullyafraidthatshesgoingtolosethesightofone
ofhereyes,andialents
aresoapttotuintontalailnts.ithinktthew
aoldsayssothingofthesakindaboutlordbyron.
butthatsherherenorthere.”
theeffectoftheseparentheses,hertheyroduced
forthatpurposeorrepresentedanaturalinstinct
ons.hilberysparttoeellishthebarenessof
herdisurse,gaveralphtitoperceivethatshepossessed
allthefaehow,
inthebassador.
“ididotalkaboutlordbyron,”s.
hilberyntinued,halittlelaugh,“thoughiknow
thatbothyouandkatharine,uheryoungpeople
ofyeion,stillfindhireading.”she
paused.“iogladyouvedekatharinereadpoetry,
.denhasheexclaid,“andfeelpoetry,andlook
poetryshettalkityet,butshewilloh,shewill”
ralph,ost
refusedtoarticulate,sohorivedtosaythatthere
ontshopeless,utterlyhopeless,though
hegavenoreasonforthisstatentonhispart.
“butyours.hilberyinquired.
“goodgod”heexclaid,enceh
adttedofion.
“itsthechurchofenglandserviceyoubothobjectto”
s.hilberyinquiredily.
“idontcareadaserviceitis,”ralphreplied.
“youarryherininsterabbeyifthe
catothers.hilberyinquired.
“iarryherinst.paulscathedral,”ralphreplied.
hisdoubtsuponthispoint,hwerealways
rousedbykatharinespresence,hadvanishedpletely,
andhisstroheobehher
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ohosestatesofndined.
heinateher,topossessher.
“thankgod”exclaids.hilbery.shethankedhibr >
foravarietyofblessings:forthenvihh
theyoungnspoke;andfortheprospectthat
htershenobleces,the
statelyperiods,theanarriage
serviceheheadsofadistinguished
iongatheredtogetheeartheveryspotwhere
herfatherlayquiesththeotherpoetsofengland.
thetearsfilledhereyes;butshereeredsiltaneously
thathercarriageeyes
shefolloairs.
itithoutexception
thestunpleasanthehadevertaken.hisonly
ogoasstraightlyandquicklyaspossibleto
ers.hilberyeither
ighoughtfittobafflethisdesirebyinterposing
variouserrandsofherooppedthecarriage
atpostoffices,andffeeshops,andshopsofin
scrutabledignityheagedattendantshadtobe
greetedasoldfriends;and,eof
st.paulsabovetheirregularspiresofludgatehill,she
pulledtherdiulsively,andgavediresthat
andersonshoulddrivethehere.butandersonhadreasons
ofhisoeoonworship,and
kepthishorsesiohe.after
sonutes,s.hilberyrealizedthesituation,and
aoredly,apologizingtoralphforhis
disappointnt.
“nevernd,”shesaid,“ost.paulsanother
day,anditytuout,thoughitprosethatit
insterabbey,h
ter.”
ralphsheontosay.her
ndandbodybothseedtohavefloatedintoanother
regionofquicksailingcloudsrapidlypassingacrosseach
otherandenvelopihinginavaporousindistiness.
anainednsciousofhisorated
desire,hisioteaboutanything
hepatience.
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suddenlys.hilberypulledtherdhsuchdecision
thatevenandersonhadtolistentotheorderhshe
leantoutofthe.thecarriagepulled
upabruptlyintheddleofehallbeforealargebuilding
dedientoffices.inasend
s.hilberyountieps,andralphin
tooacuteanirritationbythisfurtherdelayeventospeculate
errandtookheootheboardofeducation.
hepfrohecarriageandtakeacab,
rs.hilberyreappearedtalkinggeniallytoafigure
ainedhiddenbehindher.
“theresplentyofrooorusall,”shey
ofroo,”she
added,openingthedoor,andralphfoundthatrodney
hadnopany.thetengla
eae,disfortinitsstacute
fornface,ralphuld
readthellexpressedbeyondtheeloquenceofwords
uponthefars.
hilberypletelyunseeingordetero
appearso.sheedto
boththeyoungn,tosooside,upintheair.
shetalkedaboutshakespeare,sheapostrophizedthehun
raedthevirtuesofdiviry,she
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