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331	CHAPTER III	CHAPTER III	156
331.4	translated, as	translated as	156.5
331.4	house, into	house into	156.6
331.8	madness;	madness;	156.11
331.10	holiday.	holiday. . . .	156.13
331.11	-carpet, she	-carpet she	156.15
331.16	deaf-mute	deaf mute	156.21
332.17	silence.	silence. . . .	158.2
333.3	forms, was	forms was	159.1
333.4	highly wrought	highly-wrought	159.2
333.14	>liven one	liven her	159.15
333.20	galvanizing	galvanising	159.23-24
333.32	strong, neatly	strong neatly	160.6
333.38	history.	history. . . .	160.14
334.7	any one	anyone	160.23
334.20	Oh, yes	Oh yes	161.8
334.29	Oh, Miriam	Oh Miriam	161.20
335.11	large!	large!	162.14
335.15	dear!	dear!	162.18
335.18	but, Miriam	but Miriam	162.23
335.19	sylphlike	sylph like	162.25
335.20	Mehetabel;	Mehetabel;	162.26
335.23	dear!	dear!	162.29
335.33	Oh, Miriam	Oh Miriam	163.10
336.3	picture.	picture. . . .	163.20
336.29	any one	anyone	164.20
336.35	washed-out	washed out	164.28
336.36-37	pale-grey	pale grey	164.29-30
337.11	goldy-brown	goldy brown	165.12
337.12	goldy-brown	goldy brown	165.14-15
337.13	goldy-brown	goldy brown	165.16
337.29	for ever fascinating.	forever fascinating. . . .	166.5
337.33	uphill	up-hill	166.8
338.11	rising, pen in hand,	rising pen in hand	166.29
338.11	work, to	work to	166.30
338.15-16	>past,' she murmured reflectively	past," reflectively*	167.1-2
338.19	Oh, no	Oh no	167.6
338.26	She, too	She too	167.15
338.37	sea-road	sea road	167.30
339.1	creeper-covered	creeper covered	167.32-33
339.9	small-flowered	small flowered	168.10
339.10-11	>to-morrow, for endless to-morrows. For the mornings	tomorrow, endless tomorrows, in the morning	168.12-13
339.12-13	>And the evenings, when	For tonight when	168.15
339.15	street, and	street and	168.18
339.29	>to the	on to the	169.3
340.4	still' . . . the	still," the	169.20-21
340.14	neatly-moulded	neatly moulded	170.2
340.29	here, blissful	here blissful	170.20
340.33	country house to country house	country-house to country-house	170.27
340.36	equipment.	equipment. . . .	170.30
341.1	Boredom, if	Boredom if	171.1
341.8-9	>ringed eyes, the	ringed, the*	171.11
341.10	>scraggy	scraggly	171.13
341.13	against it.	against it. . . .	171.17
341.14	men.	men. . . .	171.19
341.20	To-morrow	Tomorrow	171.26
341.22	Miriam?	Miriam.	171.29
342.4	people.	people. . . .	172.21
342.7	way, who	way who	172.24
342.9	him, serenely	him serenely	172.27
342.11	written.	written. . . .	172.32
342.13	superfluous.	superfluous. . . .	173.1-2
342.14	>for Miss Prout	for her	173.2
342.16	curiosity?	curiosity.	173.5
342.19	up.	up. . . .	173.9
342.24	destroy.	destroy. . . .	173.14-15
342.24	beauty.	beauty. . . .	173.15
342.26	greenhouse!	greenhouse!	173.18
342.28	'writing'	'writing'	173.21
343.4	interest, upon	interest upon	174.7
343.19	joy.	joy. . . .	174.28
343.25	dolorosa;	dolorosa;	175.2
344.2	underrate	under-rate	175.22
344.3	them?	them,	175.23
344.6	>See unfold her*	See her unfold	175.27-28
344.8	scrutinizing	scrutinising	175.31
344.32	real. . . . .	real. . . .	176.28
345.8	irrelevance.	irrelevance. . . .	177.14
345.9	to it?	to it. . . .	177.15
345.10	stillness?	stillness. . . .	177.17
345.12	after-breakfast	after breakfast	177.20
345.16	lattice-framed	lattice framed	177.25
345.26	light.	light. . . .	178.7
345.27	sky.	sky. . . .	178.8
345.32	alone.	alone. . . .	178.15
345.34	>Hallo	Hullo	178.18
346.4	stranger.	stranger. . . .	178.26
346.15	to-morrow	tomorrow	179.7
346.24	old-rose	old rose	179.19-20
346.26	>twilight	twilit	179.22
346.38	dinner, that	dinner that	180.5
347.2	petalled	petaled	180.8
347.4	effect.	effect. . . .	180.10
347.14	then, into	then into	180.23
347.14	stillness, Bach	stillness Bach	180.24
347.15	>He had found	He found	180.24
347.18	oncoming	on-coming	180.29
347.23	every one	everyone	181.2
347.24	for ever	for-\|ever	181.3-4
347.31	Oh, no,	Oh no	181.15
347.36	far off	far-off	181.22
348.2	breakfast.	breakfast. . . .	181.27
348.8	every one	everyone	182.2
348.9	life.	life. . . .	182.4
348.19	To-morrow	Tomorrow	182.16
348.26	My hat!	My hat,	182.25
348.27	My hat!	My hat.	182.26
348.31	visits.	visits. . . .	182.32
348.35	role	rôle	183.3
348.37	life.	life. . . .	183.6
348.38	garden, denied	garden denied	183.8
349.2	every one	everyone	183.11
349.6	accustomed.	accustomed. . . .	183.15-16
349.11	>Hallo	Hullo	183.22
349.16	lunch-time	lunch time	183.28
349.34	her, as	her as	184.21
349.36	chuckle, and	chuckle and	184.24
349.36-37	advance, putting in time.	advance . . . putting in time. . . .	184.25-26
350.16	audience.	audience. . . .	185.14
350.21	well?	well.	185.22
350.29	break in.	break in. . . .	185.33
351.27	half-way	half way	187.16
352.16	lunch-time, Hypo	lunch-time Hypo	188.20
353.20	Clean, dull	Clean dull	190.9
353.23	any one else.	anyone else. . . .	190.13
353.23	disk	disc	190.14
353.34	to-night	tonight	190.29
354.10	disk	disc	191.14
354.19	>pouch	pouching	191.28
354.28	attention.	attention. . . .	192.7
354.28	>pouring	pour	192.8
354.36	eyebrows, gave	eyebrows gave	192.17
355.7	>his temporary absence	his absence	192.29
356.12	>out towards her open window, from	out from	194.20
357.22	space.	space. . . .	196.16
357.24	darkness.	darkness. . . .	196.19
357.27	colours.	colours. . . .	196.22
358.3	>kind?	kind.	197.6
358.7	any one's	anyone's	197.13
358.13	To-day	Today	197.18
358.13-14	paradise	Paradise	197.19
358.14	No. 5 John Street	No. 5 John Street	197.20
358.16	West End	west-end	197.22
358.16	pocket.	pocket. . . .	197.23
358.17	paradise	Paradise	197.24
358.23	came.	came. . . .	197.31
358.23	to-morrow	tomorrow	197.31
358.27	To-morrow	Tomorrow	198.4
358.27	day-time	daytime	198.4
358.32	bring;	bring; . . .	198.10
359.11	morning.	morning. . . .	198.33
359.20	Every one	Everyone	199.12
360.10	and, between whiles,	and between whiles	200.15
361.27	>diagnosis, in utter	diagnosis, in anachronism, in utter	202.18-19
362.11	out, without	out without	203.15
362.28	rucksack, and	rücksack and	204.4
362.32-33	every day	everyday	204.9
362.37-38	>that the fact of having	that having	204.16
363.4	necessity, she	necessity she	204.21
363.15	any one	anyone	205.3
363.19	But, even	But even	205.7
363.19	movement, she	movement she	205.8
364.12	to-morrow	tomorrow	206.13
364.21	to-morrow	to-\|morrow	206.27-28
364.21-22	to-\|morrow	tomorrow	206.28
364.26	to-morrow	tomorrow	207.1
364.30	jests. To-morrow	jests. . . . Tomorrow	207.6
364.31	to-day	today	207.7
365.5	for ever	forever	207.21
365.7	garden.	garden. . . .	207.24
365.12	every one	everyone	207.31
365.18	notes, and	notes and	208.6
365.26	movement.	movement. . . .	208.16
365.28	Bang, toodle-	Bang toodle-	208.19
365.33	heavy-hoofed	heavy hoofed	208.25
365.34	guffaws.	guffaws. . . .	208.26
365.35	pianissimos.	pianissimos. . . .	208.27-28
366.4	table, a letter	table a letter	209.4
366.14	attain her.	attain her. . . .	209.17
366.22	enlivening.	enlivening. . . .	209.27
366.24	bench, there	bench there	209.30
367.4	>thoughts. This	thoughts. . . . Their	210.20
367.10-11	>destroying, their ideas filtering	destroying, filtering	210.29
367.11	goes on, to	goes on to	210.30
367.17	classics	Classics	211.4
367.21	all that.	all that. . . .	211.9
367.24	civilized	civilised	211.12
367.30	any one	anyone	211.20
367.31	every day	everyday	211.22
368.3	any one	anyone	212.2
368.27	preoccupations, sociably	preoccupations sociably	212.31
368.33	The House of Lords	The House of Lords	213.5
369.3	said, beginning	said beginning	213.15
369.31	creation	Creation	214.17
369.38	style, and	style and	214.27
370.9	well, thought	well thought	215.6
370.13	writing-machine	writing machine	215.10
370.20	Fountain-pen	Fountain pen	215.19
371.6	right, you know,	right you know	216.14
371.9-10	>"What's wrong with them?"	what's wrong with them?	216.19
371.10-11	>said, "There's something wrong with him."	said there's something wrong with him.	216.20-21
371.13	>Mary Everest Boole	Elizabeth Snowden Poole	216.24
371.19	>Boole. Mrs Boole	Poole. Mrs. Poole	216.32
372.2	shoulders, and	shoulders and	217.28
372.20	No, but	No but	218.16
372.20	every one	everyone	218.16
372.23	cloth, and	cloth and	218.21
372.29	a bus	a 'bus	218.29
372.30	herself, Dora	herself Dora	218.31
372.31	for ever	forever	218.31
373.3	them, I	them I	219.12
373.8-9	conservative	Conservative	219.19
373.20	crowd, and	crowd and	220.1
373.23	Reynolds's	Reynolds's	220.6
373.25	>Edgeware*	Edgware	220.8
373.26	barred-up	barred up	220.9-10
373.36	Tolstoi's	Tolstoy's	220.24
373.38	time.	time. . . .	220.26
373.38	oh, the	oh the	220.26
374.5	wagon	waggon	220.33
374.7	Wagons and stars. Wagons	Waggons and Stars. Waggons	221.3
374.8	To-day I am a wagon	Today I am a waggon	221.4
374.8	To-morrow	Tomorrow	221.4
374.15-16	Tolstoi is over-civilized	Tolstoy is over-civilised	221.15
374.17	artists, and	artists and	221.17
374.25	Moloch	moloch	221.27
374.26	artists, and	artists and	221.28
374.26	metaphysicians.	metaphysicians. . . .	221.29
374.27	Tolstoi's	Tolstoy's	221.30-31
374.28	generally.	generally. . . .	221.32
374.29	Tolstoi	Tolstoy	221.33
374.32	humanity;	humanity;	222.4
375.3	You're	You're	222.17
375.4	there, and	there and	222.18
375.9	Miriam, a poor	Miriam . . . a poor	222.24-25
375.26	I'm [. . . .] You're	I'm [. . . .] You're	223.11
375.27	expression, you	expression you	223.13
375.34	Hellenization	Hellenisation	223.22
375.36	Lawgiving	Law-giving	223.25
375.36	Church	church	223.26
375.38	Hellenized	Hellenised	223.28
375.38	Hellenization	Hellenisation	223.28
376.1	Europeanization	Europeanisation	223.29-30
376.15	Inartistic.	Inartistic. . . ."	224.15
376.21	>became	become*	224.23
377.2	wars, no more art	wars no more Art	225.15
377.2-3	art, like war,	Art like war	225.15-16
377.12	talking.	talking. . . .	225.27
377.14	lucky, you	lucky you	225.31
377.22	Oh, I	Oh I	226.7
377.22	written-up	written up	226.7
377.32	illusion, you	illusion you	226.19
378.1	there's	there's	226.28
378.3-4	Women and Economics	Women and Economics	226.31-32
378.6	specialize	specialise	227.1
378.8	could, if	could if	227.5
378.13	socialization	socialisation	227.12
378.16	>was----'	was----*	227.15
378.17	civilized	civilised	227.16
378.19	Every one	Everyone	227.19
378.24	Oh, you	Oh you	227.25
378.32	lunch-time	lunch time	228.3
378.33	overcome, it	overcome it	228.4
379.5	potentate.	potentate. . . .	228.16
379.6	now, with	now with	228.17
379.6	brilliance, he	brilliance he	228.18
379.10	features.	features. . . .	228.22
379.18	unconscious.	unconscious. . . .	228.33
379.35	Stereotyping, in	Stereotyping in	229.23
379.36	way, a standard	way a standard	229.24
379.38	creators.	creators. . . .	229.26
380.1	orientals	Orientals	229.29
380.5	pelvis.	pelvis. . . .	229.33
380.9	middle-aged	middleaged	230.5
380.16	feet, flung	feet flung	230.14
380.28	red-gold	red gold	230.30-31
381.4	every one	everyone	231.17
381.22	him, and	him and	232.7
381.23	man, dramatically	man dramatically	232.8
381.26	rose, gigantic	rose gigantic	232.12
381.26	light, and	light and	232.12
381.34-35	Every one	Everyone	232.23
382.7	conclusions.	conclusions. . . .	233.5
382.10	itself.	itself. . . .	233.9
382.28	child, and	child and	233.32
383.1	Every one	Everyone	234.13
383.19	man, she	man she	235.5
384	CHAPTER IV	CHAPTER IV	236
384.7	for ever, the	forever, the	236.10
384.7-8	for ever	forever	236.10
384.10	joy.	joy. . . .	236.14
384.19	Yes. I	Yes . . . I	236.25
384.20	suspicious.	suspicious. . . .	236.26-27
384.27	explaining, saw	explaining . . . saw	237.9
385.2	mixed up.	mixed up. . . .	237.19-20
385.21	Irreconcilable.	Irreconcilable. . . .	238.13
385.25	life.	life. . . .	238.20
385.33	work.	work. . . .	238.32
385.35	revelation.	revelation. . . .	239.1
386.3	insatiable.	insatiable. . . .	239.7
386.7	stairs, there	stairs there	239.13
386.12	old-fashioned, and	old-fashioned . . . and	239.18
386.16	threepenny bit	threepenny-[end of line]bit	239.23-24
386.19	do.	do. . . .	239.27
386.20	thoughtfully.	thoughtfully. . . .	239.29
386.21	him.	him. . . .	239.31
386.23	everything.	everything. . . .	240.1
386.27	lived.	lived. . . .	240.7
386.29	immaterial, a	immaterial . . . a	240.9-10
386.32	>and times*	and timed	240.13
386.34	itself.	itself. . . .	240.15
386.36	undisturbed.	undisturbed. . . .	240.17-18
386.37	Gissing.	Gissing. . . .	240.18-19
387.3	that, you	that you	240.23
387.20	isn't it?	isn't it.	241.13
387.20	yourself.	yourself. . . .	241.14
387.29	talk to.	talk to. . . .	241.26
388.2	authors.'	authors. . . ."	242.9
388.3	Professor	professor	242.10
388.4	summer-house	summer house	242.11-12
388.10	any one	anyone	242.19
388.11	flamingos	flamingoes	242.20
388.16	English people	Englishpeople	242.29
388.21	darkly.'	darkly. . . ."	242.33
388.23	>There were*	They were	243.2
388.27	afternoon, Hypo	afternoon Hypo	243.8
388.32	>Stevenson; went to the Pacific	Gourlay; went to Greenland	243.14
389.2-3	>Miriam; You*	Miriam; the way you lift your chin, and laugh. You're wasted on yourself, Miriam. You	243.26-28
389.14	Oh, yes	Oh yes	244.9
390.4	>than any one's*	then anyone's	245.14
390.5	tackled.	tackled. . . .	245.15
390.7	him.	him. . . .	245.18
390.12	falseness.	falseness. . . .	245.24
390.13	time.	time. . . .	245.26
390.16	agree, was	agree was	245.29
390.21	sad.	sad. . . .	246.4
390.23	that, they	that they	246.6
390.25	world.	world. . . .	246.9
391.1	voice, "What	voice 'What	246.25
391.5	her, you	her you	246.30
391.21	Well, he	Well he	247.18
391.22	>Oh, what a damned	Oh what a damned	247.19-20
391.31	London.	London. . . .	247.29
393.13	'Now	". . . Now	250.2
393.31	¶He misses	¶ . . . He misses	250.22
393.38	Taylors.	Taylors. . . .	250.31
394.2	simple.	simple. . . .	250.33
394.7	idea.	idea. . . .	251.7
394.10	isolation?	isolation.	251.11
394.11	world, has	world has	251.12
394.13	itself.	itself. . . .	251.14
394.28	vote.	vote. . . .	252.1
394.38	Stella.	Stella. . . .	252.14
395.10	smile, and	smile and	252.27
395.18	you.	you. . . .	253.5
395.33	>went on very busily on*	went very busily on	253.24