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www.lizi.twtive;prudish.“the
deathofthesoul.”hehadsaidthatinstinctively,ticketi
asheusedtodothedeathofhersoul.
everyoobohento
standupdifferent.heuldseesallyseton,likeachildwhohasbeen
inschief,leaningforherflushed,ingtotalk,but
afraid,andclarissadidfrightenpeople.sheest
friend,altheplace,totallyunlikeher,anattractive
creature,handso,dark,hthereputationinthosedaysofgreat
daringandheusedtogiveher.
shehadeitherbeeneosobodyorquarrelledily
andoldparrydislikedtheothequally,bond.then
clarissa,stillall,gotup,
desoexcuse,ande
thatgreatshaggydogersheep.sheflungherselfupon
hied
athihekneeabsurdaboutthatanjust
nopatheticiaseehoy
rob”
theyhadalunighoutwords.she
khingquite
obvioustodefendherself,likethisfusshthedogbutitnever
tookhin,healhroughclarissa.notthathesaidanything,
ofurse;justsatlookinggluitheheirquarrelsoften
began.
sheshutthedoor.atoncehebecaextrelydepressed.itallseed
uselessgoingonbeinginlove;goingonquarrelling;goingonking
itup,andheongouthouses,stables,looking
atthehorses.theplacebleoheparryswerenever
verysandstableboys
aboutanean
oldnurse,oldody,oldgoody,sosuatheycalledher,
osofphotographs,lots
es.
itoreandregloo,notaboutthat
only;abouteverything.andheuldntseeher;uldntexplainto
her;uldnthaveitout.thereshedgoon
asifnothinghadhappehathedevilishpartofherthis
ldhisethingveryprofoundinher,hhe
hadfeltagainthisingtalkingtoher;anierability.yet
heavenknoequeerpoweroffiddlingonones
uingonesofiddlestrings,yes.
hehadgoodiherlate,frooidiotiaking
hielffelt,andhadsatdoissparryaunthelena.parrys
sister,ere
shaidableoldlady,but
kindtohiforhehadfoundhersorareflo
botanist,rgoffinthickbootshablackllegboxslung
betdospeak.
everythioracepasthihejustsatthere,eating.andthen
halfadehielflookacrossatclarissafor
thefirstti.sheanht.hehad
asuddeion.“shearrythatn,”hesaidtohielf.
hedidntevenknoe.
forofurseithatafteoon,thatveryafteoon,thatdalloway
hadeover;andclarissacalledhi”;thathebeginning
ofitall.sobodyhadbroughthiver;ande
toeverybodyas.atlasthesaid“
naisdalloan,
ratheraeis
dallo“
naisdalloway”
hee.thisohatshearry
dalloingatthent.there
ofhoaohisothing
teal;sothile.theyalkingaboutpolitics.all
throughdiriedtoheartheyweresaying.
aftereerstandingbyoldssparryschairinthe
dra.clarissacaup,anners,likeareal
hostess,andtosoonespokeasiftheyhad
before,.yeteventhenheadredherfor
it.headredherurage;hersocialinstinct;headredherpower
ofcarryingthingsthrough.“theperfecthostess,”hesaidtoher,
eaofeelit.hewould
havedohingtohurtherafterseeingherhdalloway.soshe
lefthiandhehadafeelingthattheyheredtogether
inanspiracyagainsthiaughingandtalkingbehindhisback.there
hestoodbyssparryschairasthoughhehadbeencutoutofwood,
hetalkingaboutwildflowers.never,neverhadhesufferedsoinfeally
hesthavefotteopretendtolisten;atlasthewokeup;
hesaissparrylookingratherdisturbed,ratherindignant,hher
proeyesfixed.healstcriedoutthatheuldntattendbecause
he.heheardthealking
aboutfetgcloaks;aboutitsbeingldontheer,andsoon.
theyoonlightoneofsallysd
ideas.heuldhearherdescribingtheon.andtheyallout.
hequitealone.
“dontyou”saidaunthelenaoldssparryshe
hadguessed.auedroundandtherelarissaagain.shehad
eba.heebyhergenerosityhergoodness.
“ealong,”shesaid.“theyreing.”hehadneverfeltsohappy
intheadeitup.theywalked
doinutesofperfecthappiness.hervoice,
herlaugh,herdresssothingfloating,son,herspirit,
heradventurousness;shedethelldisearkandexploretheisland;
shestartledahen;shelaughed;shesang.andalltheti,heknew
perfectlyhher;shewasfalling
ier.nothingttered.
theysatonthegroundandtalkedheandclarissa.theyinand
outofeaindshoutanyeffort.andtheni
selfastheytingintotheboat,“she
arrythatn,”dully,ent;butitwas
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