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t resentful look as though

"I haven't thought abo

the exchange had ended. The sisters felt as though they h

n's cheek was flushed with suppressed emoti

casual tone, "Shall we go o

leaping up as if to flee from something, revealing the stress of the cir

sed the filthy, overly familiar place! She was terrified by the intensity of her feelings toward the house, t

. However, she continued on, moving forward across the entire vile range of pettiness and the lengthy, amorphous, grimy roadway. She went through a period of agony while being open to every stare. It was odd that she had decided to return and see how this formless, barren ugline

common garden where cabbage stumps stood brazenly. Nobody co

p and bring it with them above ground. It's amazing, Ursula, it's truly amazing-i

ying imitation; it is all filthy and dis

a spell. Long rows of houses in straight lines along the brow of the hill began to approach in close proximity, curving up the hillside. They had fragile red brick exteriors and dark slate roofs. The sisters were walking on a dark path that had been worn down by frequent colliers and was separated from the field by iron railings; the stile that went back i

conscious of her grass-green stockings, her big velour hat in the same color, and her full, plush coat, which was a bright blue. Her heart was in he

use. Her heart, however, was sobbing continuously as if she were going through a trying situation: "I want to g

ensed he

is, right? sh

me, Gudru

for very long,

suit while strug

the farms and forested hills, appearing to shine in the darkness. It was a chilly spring day with brief periods of brightness. In Willey Green's cottage gardens, currant bushes we

ll group of eager individuals were waiting to see the wedding there on the road's lowest bend, low under t

arked, veering off. "All

hesitantly i

o disregard them. They are all

d, "But must we

oached the throng of anxious, wary commoners jointly. The more shiftless type of col

em a small amount of room, as though reluctantly giving them the upper hand. The girls walked silently up

idal rage. She wanted them all destroyed and removed from the planet so that it was left empty for her. She d

ula was forced to stop, turn around, and take a short side route that went to the

the churchyard. Behind her, the calmly rising enormous red structure of the school with its wide windows could be seen. Th

returned. Ursula turned red as she stared at her, thinking how stunningly lovely she was. However, she imposed a limitation on Ursu