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obviousthing.dalloarryclarissa.
dalloin.hesaidnothing.butsohoheyched
hitart,juingontohisbicycletoridetilesthroughthe
hedrive,wavinghishandanddisappearing,
heobviouslydidfeel,instinctively,trendously,strongly,allthat;
thenight;theronce;clarissa.hedeservedtohaveher.
forhielf,heandsuponclarissaheuldsee
itnopossiblethings.hedeterribleses.
shestill,perhaps,ifhehadbeenlessabsurd.
sallythoughtso.sheallthatsuerloers;hohey
hadtalkedofhiho,hointo
tearsitrallletters,ses,
telegraarrivingatbourtonearlyintheing,hangingabouttill
theservantsr.parryat
breakfast;aunthelenafordablebutkind;sallysofffor
talksinthevegetablegarden;
clarissainbedhheadaches.
thefinalse,theterribleseatteredre
thananythingibeanexaggerationbut
stillsoitdidseeothreeoclotheafteoon
ofaveryhotday.itriflethatleduptoitsallyatlunch
sayingsothingaboutdallo“naisdalloway”;
iffened,loured,inawayshehad,and
rappedoutsharply,“hatfeeblejoke.”thatwas
all;butforhitonlyasing
selfhyou;iveaandinghricharddalloway.”sohe
tookit.hehadnotsleptfoights.“itsgottobefinishedone
self.hesentaoherbysally
askioethiythefountainatthree.“sothingvery
iortanthashappened,”hescribbledattheendofit.
thefountainiddleofalittleshrubbery,farfrohehouse,
e,evenbeforethe
ti,aood,thespoutitwas
brokendribblingselvesupon
thendforexale,thevividgreenss.
shedidellthetruth,tellthetruth,”hekepton
sayiasifhisforeheadedntracted,
petrified.shedidellthetruth,”herepeated,when
suddenlythatoldkopfpoppedhisheadincarryiis;
staredatthegaped;aell
thetruth,”herepeated.hefeltthathe
sothingphysicallyhard;shewasunyielding.shewaslikeiron,like
flint,rigidupthebae.andss
hisistheend”afterhehadspokenforhours,itseed,
intheface.shetued,shelefthiaway.
“clarissa”hecried.“clarissa”butshenevercaback.itwasover.
heahatnight.heneversawheragain.
itried,awful,awful
still,thesun.still,ooverthings.still,lifehad
aoday.still,hethought,yawningandbeginning
totakenoticeregentsparkhadgedverylittlesincehewasa
boy,exablytherewere
pensationsitchell,kingup
pebblestoaddtothepebblelleherwere
kingontheelpiece,pluedherhandfuldohe
nurseskneeandscuddedoffagainfulltiltintoaladyslegs.peter
.
butlucreziaithoherself,itsked;whyshould
isuffershehebroadpath.no;i
tstanditanylonger,sheus,who
usanyloosayhard,cruel,hings,totalk
tohielf,totalktoadeadn,ooverthere;he
childranfulltiltintoher,fellflat,andburst.
thatfrather.shestoodherupright,dustedherfrock,
kissedher.
butforherselfshehaddohingus;
shehadbeenhappy;shehadhadabeautifulho,andtherehersisters
livedstill,kinghats.whyshouldshesuffer
thechildranstraightbacktoitsnurse,andreziasaolded,
forted,takenupbytheing,andthe
kindlookingngaveherhisfortherbut
ilanorturedwhy
slightlyaningrey,
theperaulator,roseandfellbeforehereyes.toberockedbythis
lignanttorturer.butering
uhethinhollothesunheleaf
ves;startsatthecrackofadrytas
surrouheenorustrees,vastcloudsofanindifferentworld,
exposed;tortured;andwhyshouldshesufferwhy
shefropedherfoot.shestgobaus
siheobegoingtosirbradshaw.
shestgobasittingthereonthegreen
self,ortothatdeadnevans,
shehadonlyseenonontintheshop.hehadseed
aniuss,andhehadbeenkilled
inthesuchthingshappentoeveryone.everyonehasfriends
ethingarry.
shehadgivenupherho.shehadetolivehere,inthisawful
city.butseptislethielfthinkabouthorriblethings,asshe
uldtoo,ifshetried.hehadgrerandstranger.hesaid
peopleerthoughtit
odd.hesaansheadintheddle
ofafe.yetheuldbehappypton
urtontopofabus,andtheylyhappy.allthelittle
redandyellopshe
said,andtalkedandchatteredandlaughed,kingupstories.suddenly
hesaid,“noheyandingbythe
river,andhelookedatithalookhshehadseeninhiseyes
nibusalookasifsothingfasated
hiahe
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