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talking,inthatbeautifulvoiceadeeverythingshesaidsound
likeacaress,topapa,obeattractedratheragainst
hisoverlendingheroneofhisbooksandfinding
itsoakedoerrace,eto
sitindoors”andtheyalloutontotheterradwalkedup
anddoerkopfonaboutwagner.she
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ofheroneuhflo.sallystopped;
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toldjusttokeepit,nottolookatitadiand,sothinginfinitely
precious,heyn,
sheunvered,ortheradiahrough,therevelation,the
religiousfeeling:
“stargazing”saidpeter.
itagranitehedarkness
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notforherself.shefeltonlyhoauledalready,
ltreated;shefelthishostility;hisjealousy;hisdeternation
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landsiredher
sochgallantlytakingherade
oldjosephtellherthenasofthestars,hhelikeddoingvery
seriously.shestoodthere:shelistened.sheheardthenasofthe
stars.
“ohthishorror”shesaidtoherself,asifshehadknownallalong
thatsothingbitterherntofhappiness.
yet,afterall,houchsheolater.alhought
ofhihethoughtoftheirquarrelsforsoreasonbecausesheed
hisgoodopinionsoch,perhaps.sheoental,”
“civilised”;theystartedupeverydayofherlifeasifheguarded
her.abookental;anattitudetolifesentintal.
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hethink,sheeback
thatshehadgrothinking
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illnessshehadtuedalste.
layingherbroo,asif,while
shesed,theicyclahecetofixinher.shewas
notoldyet.shehadjustbrokenintoherfiftysendyear.nths
andnthsofitilluntouched.june,july,augusteachstill
reinedalstocatchthefallingdrop,clarissa
crossingtothedressingtablepluotheveryheartofthe
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oings,seeingtheglass,the
dressingtable,andallthebottlesafresh,llegthewholeof
heratonepointasshelookedintotheglass,seeingthedelicate
pinkfaceoftheanhatverynighttogiveaparty;ofclarissa
dalloway;ofherself.
hoanylliontisshehadseenherfadale
ierceptiblentrashepursedherlipshe
glass.itogiveherfacepoint.thated;dartlike;
defihateeffort,socalloobe
herself,drehepartstogether,shealonekne,how
inpatibleandposedsofortheoore,one
diand,oneanaingpoint,
aradianedulllives,arefugeforthelooe
to,perhaps;shehadhelpedyoungpeople,efultoher;
hadtriedtobethesaalheother
sidesofherfaults,jealousies,vanities,suspis,likethisof
ladybrutonnotaskiolunch;bingher
hairfinally,isutterlybasenoasherdress
hereveningdresseshunginthecupboard.clarissa,plungingherhand
intothesoftness,gentlydetachedthegreendressandcarrieditto
theeorodontheskirt.shehad
feltitgiveattheeassypartyatthetopangthefolds.by
artificiallightthegreensholostitslouohesun.
sheendit.heridshadtoochtodo.shetonight.
sheble,
ofurse,do,forshestalsoe,and
seethatthingsgenerallyoreorlessinorder.
strange,shethought,pausingonthelanding,andasselingthat
diandshape,thatsingleperson,strangehoistressknohe
verynt,theveryteerofherhousefaintsoundsroseinspirals
uptheop;tapping;knog;a
loudnessessagein
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allheparty.
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thegiantantelpiece,thesilvercasketinthe
ddle,tuedthecrystaldolphintoe;
theyingtoneshsheuld
itate,ladiesalen.ofall,herstresswas
lovelieststressofsilver,oflinen,ofa,forthesun,thesilver,
doorsofftheirhinges,ruelyersn,gaveherasense,asshe
laidthepaperkheinlaidtable,ofsothingachieved.behold
beholdshesaid,speakingtoheroldfrie
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