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isttelltheuscried,raisinghishandasthe
deadninthegreysuitearer,raisinghishandlikeso
lossalfigureehefateofnfesinthedesert
alonehhishandspressedtohisforehead,furrowsofdespairon
hischeeks,andnoonthedesertsedgehbroadensand
strikestheironblahischair,
andenprostratebehihegiantuer,
reontonhisfacethewhole
“butiaounhappy,septis,”saidreziatryingtokehiitdown.
thellionslanted;festheyhadsorrouround,
heis,onlyafeohis
relief,ofthisjoy,ofthisastonishingrevelation
“theti,septis,”reziarepeated.“e”
heanstnoticehihewaslooking
atthe
“ie,”saidseptis,veryslowly,verydrowsily,
slingsteriously.ashesatslingatthedeadninthegrey
suitthequarterstruckthequartertotwelve.
andthatisbeingyouer.to
behavinganahepirllookedabsolutelydesperatein
theddleoftheing.butabout,he
hadtheyoungnintheoveratbeensayingtohertokeherlook
likethat;selvesinto,bothtolook
sodesperateasthatonafinesueringtheasingthingabout
ingbacktoengland,afterfiveyears,ade,anyhow
thefirstdays,thingsstandoutasifonehadneverseentheefore;
loverssquabblinguree;thedosticfalylifeoftheparks.
neverhadheseenlondonlooksoentinessofthedistances;
theriess;thegreehecivilisation,afterindia,hethought,
strollingacrossthegrass.
thissuspressionshadbeenhisundoingnodoubt.still
athisagehehad,likeabirleven,thesealteationsof
od;gooddays,baddays,fooreasona
prettyfap.afterindiaof
urseonefellinloveaherewasafreshness
abouttheeventhepoorestdressedbetterthanfiveyearsagosurely;
andtohiseyethefashionshadneverbeensobeing;thelongblack
heelegandthenthedeliciousand
apparentlyuniversalhabitofpaint.everyahest
respeingunderglass;lipscuthaknife;
curlsofindianink;there,everyhangeof
sosorthadundoubtedlytakenplace.didtheyoungpeoplethink
aboutpeterself.
thosefiveyears1918to1923hadbeen,hesuspected,sohowvery
iortant.peoplelookeddifferent.needdifferent.now
forinstahereaningquiteopenlyihe
respectableerclosets.thatyouuldnthavedone
tenyearsagotenquiteopenlyabouterclosetsinarespectable
henthistakingoutasticke,orapowderpuff
andkingupinpublietheresof
youngnandgirlsbettyaiehereeredin
partiothersittingand
ber.thegirlwould
standstillandpoofeveryone.andthey
engaged;justhavingagoodti;nofeelingshurtoherside.as
hardasnailsshee;butathhgoodsort.
sheakeaverygoodarrysuited
hertorry;rrysoridliveinalargehousenear
er.
uing
intothebroadarriedaridlivedinalargehouse
nearersobodyalong,gushier
quitelatelyabout“bluehydrangeas.”itwasseeingbluehydrangeas
thatdeherthinkofhindtheolddayssallyseton,ofurse
itopersonintheed
torryariaer,thewild,
thedaring,theronticsally
butofallthatalot,clarissasfriendsbreads,kinderleys,
ingha,kinloesssallyhebest.shetried
togetholdofthingsbytherightendanyhhhugh
breadanyhoirablehughherestwere
athisfeet.
“thebreads”heuldhearhersaying.“hebreads
alrts.respectabletradespeople.”
hughshedetestedforsoreasohoughtofnothingbuthisown
appearance,shesaid.heoughttohavebeenaduke.heain
torryoheroyalprinost
extraordinary,thestnatural,thestsublirespectforthe
britisharistoanbeinghehadevereacross.even
clarissahadtoohat.oh,buthehadear,sounselfish,
gaveupshootingtopleasehisoldtherreeredhisaunts
birthdays,andsoon.
sally,todoherjustice,sahroughallthat.ohethingshe
reeredbestentonesundayingatbourtonabout
ensrightsthatantediluviantopic,her
teer,flaredup,andtoldhughthatherepresentedallthatost
detestableinbritishddlethatshe
nsideredhiesponsibleforthestateof“thosepirlsin
pian
lookrehorrifiedshediditonpurposeshesaidafterwardsfor
theyusedtogettogetherinthevegetablegardenandparenotes.
“hesreadnothing,thoughtnothinothing,”heuldhearher
sayinginthatveryehaticvoiceuchfartherthan
shekneorelifeinthehanhugh,shesaid.
heenofthepublicschooltype,shesaid.nountry
butenglanduldhaveproducedhishee
reason;hadseagainsthisothinghadhappenedhefot
okingroohehadinsultedherkissedherincredible
nobodybelievedahughofurse.ouldkissingsally
intheskingroofithadbeensohonourableedithorladyviolet,
perhaps;butnotthatragaffinsallye,
an**therorathergalingatntecarlo.forof
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