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sts;overthelittleislandofgreychurches,st.paulsa
till,ohersideoflondon,fieldsspreadoutanddarkbrownwoods
urousthrusheshoppingboldly,glangquickly,snatched
thesnailandtappedhinastone,ohrice.
aheaeropla,tillithingbutabrightspark;
anaspiration;anbolsoitseedto.bentley,
vigorouslyrollinghisstripreenanssoul;of
hisdeternation,thought.bentley,shecedartree,
togetoutsidehisbody,beyondhishouse,byansofthought,einstein,
speathetics,thendeliantheoryaheaeroplane
shot.
then,ancarryiherbagstood
oepsofst.paulscathedral,aated,forhinwas
,hoe,hoanytoshbannerswavingover
thetokensofviies,butover,hethought,that
plaguyspiritoftruthseekipresenthouta
situation,ahanthat,thecathedralofferspahought,
invitesyoutoershipofasoartyrs
havediedforit;enterihought,putthisleatherbag
stuffedphletsbeforeanaltar,abolofsothing
ingandknogofwords
togetherandhasbeeallspirit,diseodied,ghostlyenter
ihoughtafleheaeroplaneate
circus.
itraill.notasoundobeheardabovethe
traffiguideditseed;spedofits
upandup,straightup,likesothinguntiasy,inpure
delight,outfroehindpouredokelooping,ingat,an
o,anf.
“aretheylookingat”saidclarissadalloaidwhoopened
herdoor.
thehallofthehousers.dallowayraised
herhandtohereyes,and,astheidshutthedoorto,andshe
heardthess,shefeltlikeanun
theiliarveilsandthe
respooolddevotions.theokledi.she
heardtheclickofthetypeer.itwasherlife,and,bending
herheadoverthehalltable,shebohtheinfluence,felt
blessedandpurified,sayingtoherself,asshetookthepadh
thetelephonessageonit,hoontslikethisarebudsonthe
treeoflife,floe
lovelyrosehadblossodforhereyesonly;notforantdid
shebelieveingod;butallthere,shethought,takingupthe
pad,stonerepayindailylifetoservants,yes,todogsand
aries,abovealltorichardherhusband,hefoundation
ofitofthegaysounds,ofthegreenlights,oftheokeven
rs.walkerledalldaylongone
stpaybaonts,she
thought,liftingthepad,oodbyher,tryingto
explainhow
“.dalloaa
clarissareadoelephonepad,“ladybrutonr.
dallohhertoday.”
“.dalloaatoldtotellyouhe.”
“dear”saidclarissa,andlucysharedassheaoher
disappointntbutnotthepaheook
thehint;thoughtho;
and,takings.dallolikeasacredon
tedherselfhonourablyinthefieldof
battle,sheds,andplaceditintheurellastand.
“feaore,”saidclarissa.feaoretheheatothesun;for
theshockofladybrutonaskingrichardtolunchadethe
ntinoodshiver,asaplantontheriverbedfeels
theshockofapassingoarandshivers:sosherocked:sosheshivered.
llitbruton,iesobeextraordinarily
asing,hadnotaskedher.novulgarjealousyuldseparateherfrobr >
richard.butshefearedtiitself,andreadonladybrutonsface,
asifithadbeenadialiassivestohedwindlingoflife;
hinthatreined
retg,ofabs,asihful
years,thelours,salts,tonesofexistehatshefilledthe
rooheentered,aoftenasshestoodhesitati
ohresholdofherdra,anexquisitesuspense,suchas
ghtstayadiverbeforeplungingheseadarkensandbrightens
behhiandthehreatentobreak,butoly
splittheirsurface,rollandncealandencrustastheyjusttu
overthehpearl.
sheputthepadonthehalltable.shebegantogosloairs,
hherhandonthebannisters,asifshehadleftaparty,wherenow
thisfriendnohathadflashedbackherface,hervoice;hadshut
thedoandstoodalone,asinglefigureagainstthe
appallingnight,orrather,tobeaccurate,againstthestareofthis
tteroffaeing;softe,
shek,asshepausedbytheopenstaircaseh
letinblindsflapping,dogsbarkiihought,feeling
herselfsuddenlyshrivelled,aged,breastless,thegrinding,blowing,
floheday,outofdoors,outoftheofherbody
andbrainon,ieswere
saidtobeextraordinarilyasing,hadnotaskedher.
likeanunhdraoupstairs,
pausedattheetothebathroothere
andatapdripping.thereptinessabouttheheartoflife;
anatti.enstputofftheirrichapparel.atddaythey
stdisrobe.shepiercedthepincushionandlaidherfeatheredyellow
hatonthebed.thesheetsightstretchedinabroade
bandfroidetoside.narrohe
dleoirs.
shehadreadlateatnightoftheretreatfrooshehouse
satsolongthatrichardinsisted,afterherillhatshest
sleepundisturbed.andreallyshepreferredtoreadoftheretreatfrobr >
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