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www.lizi.twildlikeandhoinhiuchedherinexpressibly.
toeveryonessurprisesherose,stretchedouther
hand,andsaid:
“youvenothingtoreproachyourselfhyouvebeen
alherehervoicediedahetears
forcedtheelvesintohereyes,andrandoheeks,
oved,seizedherhandandpressed
ittohislips.nooneperceivedthatthedra
doorhadopeselfsuffiitatleasthalf
thepersonof.hilbery,azeatthese
rouableost
disgustandexpostulation.hehdrewunseen.hepaused
outsideonthelandingtryingtoreverhisselfntrol
andtodecideightostdignity
pursue.itthathisirely
heaningofhisinstrus.shehadplunged
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nightandday
thellintothestodiousnfusion.heeda
nt,andthen,uchprelinaryrattlingofthe
handle,opehedoorasendti.theyhadallregained
theirplaces;soiofanabsurdnature
hadnolaughingandlookinguhetable,
sothathisentrancepassedntarilyunperceived.
katharine,hflushedcheeks,raisedherheadandsaid:
“ylastattetatthedratic.”
“itsastonishingadistaheyroll,”saidralph,
stoopingtotuuptheerofthehearthrug.
“donttroubledontbother.rs.
hilberybegan,andthensaed:
“oh,trevor,ent
ring”
.hilberylookedinstinctivelyatthecarpet.rerkably
enough,theringhadrolledtotheverypointwhere
hestood.hesaherubiestougthetipofhisboot.
su
stooping,hanabsurdlittlethrillofpleasureatbeing
theoofindothersking
theringup,heprese,habohatwas
urtlyire,tocassandra.aking
ofaboaticallyfeelingsofplaisance
andurbanity,.hilberyfoundhisresentely
hesendinand
straightenedhielf.cassandradaredtoofferhercheek
andreceivedhiserace.henoddededegree
ofstifforodneyanddenhahrisen
uponseeinghiandnors.
hilberyseedtohavebeeningfortheentranceof
herhusband,andforthispretioput
tohiquestiontheardorhhshe
annou,hadevidentlybeenpressingforutterance
forsotipast.
“oh,trevor,pleasetell,hedateofthe
firstperfor”
ioansr.hilberyhadtohavereurse
totheexactscholarshipofrodney,andbeforehe
hadgivenhisexcellentauthoritiesforbelievingashe
believed,rodhielfadttedohe
societyofthecivilizedandsanedbytheauthority
ofnolessapersonthanshakespearehielf.thepower
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virginiawoolf
ofliterature,porarilydeserted.hilbery,
noeba,povertherawuglinessof
hunaffairsitssoothingbalandprovidingaforbr >
intosopainfullythe
nightbeforeuldbeldedsothattheyfellroundly
frohetongueinshapelyphrases,hurtingnobody.he
ndoflanguageatlength
tolookatkatharineandagainatdenhaallthistalk
aboutshakespearehadactedasasoporific,orratheras
anintationuponkatharine.sheleanedbaher
chairattheheadoftheteatable,perfectlysilent,looking
vaguelypastthell,receivigeneralized
ideasofhunheadsagainstpictures,againstyellow
tintedso.
denhatohetued,sharedheriobility
underhisgaze.butbehhisrestraintandcaltwas
possibletodetectaresolution,anohunalterable
tenar.
hilberyhadatndappearoddlyirrelevant.atany
rate,hesaidnothing.herespean;he
ahisown
hought,lookingathisstillandvery
dignifiedhead,uandkatharinespreferend,
ashethoughtthis,hee
jealousy.sheghthaverriedrodneyhoutcausing
hitansheloved.orhe
stateofaffairsbetaraordinarynfusion
ofetion,
rs.hilbery,onsciousofasudden
pauseintheion,andhadlookedfullyat
herdaughteroarked:
“dontstayifyoutogo,kathariheresthe
littlerooverthere.perhapsyouandralph”
“harine,hastart,
andlookingstraightatherfather.heakenabackby
thedireent;heexclaidasifan
uedblo.hadhelovedhertosee
hers
hiythisunntrollableforce,tostandbyhelpless,
ignoredoh,howhelovedherhowhelovedherhe
noddedvery.
“igatheredsothingofthekindlastnight,”hesaid.
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nightandday
“ihopeyoulldeserveher.”butheneverlookedathis
daughter,andstrodeoutoftherooleavinginthends
oftheenasense,halfofausent,at
theextravagant,ine,uncivilizedle,ed
sohoohislairharoarh
stillsotisreverberatesipolishedofdraw
ingroo.thenkatharine,lookingattheshutdoor,
lookeddoohidehertears.
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thelas;theirlusterreflecteditselfinthepolished
hedinner
table;beforethealionhad
triuhed,and.hilberypresidedoverafeasth
oresurelya,cheerful,
dignified,prosing
theexpressioninkatharineseyesitprosedsothing
butheentality.he
pouredouthelphielf.
they
abstracttheelvesdirectlycassandrahadaskedher
sheghtnotplayhiothingsozartso
beethovedoothepiano;thedoorclosed
softlybehindthehiseyesrestedonthecloseddoor
forsosendsun,bydegrees,thelook
ofexpe,a
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