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thinktheenglishinvariablyright.therewere
books.thereeetings.thereherpointsofview.would
elizabethliketoeost
extraordinarylookingoldnthensskilntookhertoso
churkensingtonandtheyhadteaan.shehadlent
herbooks.laedie,politics,allprofessionsareopentoen
ofyeion,saidsskiln.butforherself,hercareerwas
absolutelyruinedandherfaultgoodgracious,saidelizabeth,
no.
ahereperhadefrobr >
bourtonandanlikesofloanshe
ansquashedtheflowersall
inabundhadntanyslltalk,andan
boredherther,andsskilnandsheerribletogether;and
sskilnsanwas
frightfullyclever.elizabethhadhoughtaboutthepoor.they
livedotherhadbreakfastinbed
everyday;lucycarrieditup;andshelikedoldenbecausethey
solord.butsskiln
saidohosetuesdayingsy
grandfatherkeptanoilandlourshopinkensington.”sskiln
deonefeelsosll.
sskilntookanothercupoftea.elizabeth,hherorientalbearing,
herinscrutablestery,satperfectlyupright;no,shedidnot
anythingre.shelookedflovesheregloves.theywere
uhetable.ah,butshestnotgosskilnuld
hergothisyouth,thatshegenuinely
lovedherlargehandopenedandshutoable.
butperhapsitehohfelt.andreally
sheogo.
butsaidsskiln,“ivenotquitefi.”
ofurse,then,elizabeth.butitherstuffyinhere.
“areyougoingtothepartytonight”sskilnsaid.elizabeth
supposedsheotherust
partiesabsorbher,sskilnsaid,fingerithes
ofacholate¨clair.
shedidnotchlikeparties,elizabethsaid.sskilnopenedher
uth,slightlyprojectedher,ainches
ofthecholate¨clair,theea
roundinhercup.
shetosplitasunder,shefelt.theagonyerrific.
ifsheuldgraspher,ifsheuldclaspher,ifsheuldkeher
hersabsolutelyandforeverandthehated.but
tosithere,uhinkofanythingtosay;toseeelizabethtuing
agaiobefeltrepulsiveeveuch;sheuld
notstandit.thethigerscurledinwards.
“ioparties,”saidsskiln,justtokeepelizabethfrobr >
going.“peopledontasktoparties”andshekne
thatitthatr.takerhadwaed
her;butsheuld.shehadsufferedsohorribly.“whyshould
theyask”shesaid.“ilain,inhappy.”shekneic.
butithosepeoplepassingpeoplehparcelswhodespised
her,adehersayit.hoan.shehadher
degree.sheanadeherheworld.herknowledge
ofdehistoryorethanrespectable.
“idontpityself,”shesaid.“ipity”sheanttosay“yourther”
butno,sheuldnot,nottoelizabeth.“ipityotherpeople,”she
said,“re.”
likesoducreatureuptoagateforanunknown
purpose,andstandstherelongingtogallopahdalloway
satsilent.angoingtosayanythingre
“dontquitefet,”saiddoriskiln;hervoicequivered.right
abcreaturegallopedinterror.
thegreathandopenedandshut.
elizabethtuedherhead.thee.oopayatthe
desk,elizabethsaid,anda,
theveryentrailsinherbody,stret,
andthen,hafinalt,boely,she.
shehadgone.sskilnsatattherbletableangthe¨clairs,
striors.
dallophed.elizabethhadgoyhadgone,youth
hadgone.
soshesat.shegotup,blunderedoffaletables,rog
slightlyfroidetoside,andsobodycaafterherhher
pettiat,aherdinbytrunksspecially
preparedfortakingtoigotangtheacutsets,
andbabylihroughalltheditiesoftheworld,perishable
andper,ha,drugs,floelling,
no,nohuslurghher
hataskeheface,fulllengthinalookingglass;and
atlastcaoutintothestreet.
thetoihedralroseinfrontofher,thehabitation
ofgod.iofthetraffic,therehehabitationofgod.
doggedlyshesetoffhherparceltothatothersanctuary,theabbey,
entbeforeherface,shesatbesidethose
drivenintosheltertoo;thevariouslyassortedworshippers,now
divestedofsocialrank,alstofsex,astheyraisedtheirhandsbefore
theirfaovedtheinstantlyreverent,ddle
desirousofseeingthewax
works.
butsskilnheldhertentbeforeherfaoed;
noeinfrohestreettoreplacethe
strollers,andstill,aspeoplegazedroundandshuffledpasttheto
oftheunknoillshebarredhereyeshherfingersand
triedinthisdoubledarkness,forthelightintheabbeywasbodiless,
toaspireabovethevahedesires,thedities,torid
herselfbothofhatredandoflove.herhao
struggle.yettoodsoth.
.fletrs.gorhaous
k.sily,andhavingdoheirprayiback,
ehesictheanpealedsiss
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