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247 CHAPTER IV CHAPTER IV 106
247 [No section number] 1 106
247.3 closed, Miriam's closed Miriam's 106.5
247.9 'emerald' 'emerald'† 106.11
247.9 'emerald velvet' 'emerald velvet'† 106.12
247.9 'velvety enamel' 'velvety enamel'† 106.12
248.10 large, fierce, bloodshot large fierce bloodshot 108.7
248.11 Hoo--angel Hoo--angel 108.8
248.14 Hoo--hoo Hoo--hoo 108.12-13
249.2 >willingly wilfully 109.20-21
249.5 conspiracy and, conspiracy, and 109.24
249.15 Burra, and Burra and 110.11
249.32 >stood at standing at 111.5
250.[2-3] [Section break] 2 111.[15-16]
250.5 'Koo, "Khoo, 111.19
250.17 elbows, shrinking elbows shrinking 112.10
250.19 gleaming, slithering gleaming slithering 112.12
252.3 disappeared, Miriam disappeared Miriam 115.1
252.4 hall and, as hall, and as 115.3
252.6 concrete, a girl concrete--a girl 115.5
252.15 >leisurely walk flat-footed walk 115.17
253.1 >aunt it* aunt if 116.20
253.[10-11] [Section break] 3 117.[7-8]
253.20 'social' people 'social' people † 117.20
253.30 see, rising see rising 118.7
253.31 her, the far her the far 118.9
254.2 >the space they the circle they 118.16
254.10 thickly-ribbed thickly ribbed 119.1
254.17 chapel chapelle 119.9
254.27 cold, common cold common 119.22
254.32 time! time. 120.3
254.35 mouth, when mouth when 120.6
254.35 sideways, with sideways with 120.6
254.36 lip, and lip and 120.7
255.5 water-system water system 120.16
255.7 gas-meter gas meter 120.18-19
255.22 congregation, stirred congregation stirred 121.11
255.28 Pompous, pottering Pompous pottering 121.20
256.[2-3] [Section break] 4 122.[8-9]
256.33 >like that like this 123.22
257.31-32 'couldn't make [. . . said' 'couldn't make [ . . .] said'† 125.9-10
257.32 'old boy' 'old boy'† 125.10
257.38 criticize criticise 125.17
259.12 if He was if he was 127.26
259.12 supernatural, it supernatural it 128.1
259.12-13 for Him to be as He for him to be as he 128.1-2
259.13 if He was if he was 128.2
260.4 ask pater ask Pater 129.13
260.5 Stabat Mater Stabat Mater 129.14
260.16-18 'I'm something [ . . . guns,' 'I'm something [ . . . guns,'† 130.2-4
261.1 'Upright as a dart,' 'Upright as a dart,'† 131.3
261.22 prayer-book and hymn-book prayer book and hymn book 132.3-4
261.[23-24] [Section break] 5 132.[4-5]
262.1-2 'infidels' 'infidels'† 132.21
262.2 'an honest [. . . sympathy,' 'an honest [. . . sympathy,'† 132.21-22
262.20 >herself very herself grow very 133.22
262.21 her, carrying her carrying 133.23
264 CHAPTER V CHAPTER V 136
264 [No section number] 1 136
264.22 quivering, gleeful quivering gleeful 137.12
264.23-24 'If you [. . . you have,' 'If you [. . . you have,'† 137.12-13
264.[25-26] >[No section break] 2 137.[15-16]
265.2 now, and now and 138.3
265.4 anything, but anything but 138.6
265.5 them, though, to them though to 138.8
265.6 awful; awful, 138.9
265.7 afterwards, when afterwards when 138.10
265.13-38 >'"Basement? [ . . . . ] something else. . . . Eve had [. . . . ] "Eve!" ' "'Basement? [. . . .] something else." . . . Eve had [ . . . . ] "Eve!" 138.18- 139.24
265.22 summer, and summer and 139.3
265 .24 coat, and coat and 139.7
265.25 eyes, and eyes and 139.7
265.26 >at Weston- in Weston- 139.8
266.7 newly-purchased newly purchased 140.6
266.14 handkerchiefs, some handkerchiefs some 140.15
266.21 'suitable outfit,' 'suitable outfit,'† 140.24
266.22 'things [. . .] for you.' 'things [. . .] for you.'† 140.25
266.26 'You've [. . .] keeps you,' 'You've [. . .] keeps you,'† 141.4-5
266.[36-37] >[No section break] 3 141.[17-18]
267.1 gas-bracket gas bracket 141.21
267.35 lamp-post, Harry lamp-post. Harry 143.14-15
267.35 P.S. P'S.* 143.15
268.[3-4] [Section break] 4 143.[22-23]
268.15 >Ah, this Ah, that 144.13
269.[24-25] [Section break] 5 146.[21-22]
269.26 caps, and caps and 146.24
269.27 >strange remote rooms strange rooms 146.24-147.1
270.4 lamp; 'painless lamp "painless 147.18
270.19 time, was time was 148.10
270.32 feeling, and feeling and 149.1
271.2 >back and not back was not 149.11
271.3 you, and you and 149.12
272 CHAPTER VI CHAPTER VI 151
272 [No section number] 1 151
272.28 startled, wandering startled wandering 152.18
272.30 train, by train by 152.20
273.28 >and did and that did 154.4
273.36 you will, too, you will too 154.15
274.10 >take top take the top 155.2
274.[14-15] >[No section break] 2 155.[7-8]
274.19 Park, she Park she 155.13
274.28 time, as time as 156.1
275.5 for, I'll for I'll 156.19
275.7 March, I'll March I'll 156.22
275.[8-9] [Section break] 3 156.[22-23]
275.30 any one anyone 158.1
275.34 jewellery jewelry 158.6
278.[10-11] [Section break] 4 162.[9-10]
278.22 days, too, days too 162.23
278.29 >Julia was she was 163.9
278.33 owing, too, owing too 163.14-15
279.3 day, she day she l63.21
279.7 free, if she chose, free if she chose l64.1
279.19 light, it light it 164.16
279.34 governess's governess' 165.9
280.[14-15] [Section break] 5 l66.[7-8]
280.22 voice, gave voice gave 166.17
280.28 >quiet street quiet side street 167.1
281.2 window, meaninglessly window meaninglessly 167.12
281.3 last, she last she 167.14
281.12 half-familiar half familiar 167.26-168.1
281.22 volumes, and volumes and 168.13
282.[6-7] [Section break] 6 169.[15-16]
282.9 gas-jet gas jet 169.18
282.23 corners, had corners had 170.14
283.11 thumb-joint thumb joint 171.15
283.31 laid, unchanged laid unchanged 172.17
283.[31-32] [Section break] 7 172.[17-18]
284.9 heaven; keeping heaven, keeping 173.10
284.16 desirable. But desirable, but 173.20
284.[30-31] [Section break] 8 174.[13-14]
285.1 >stained windows painted windows 174.21
285.2 carpeted carpetted* [cf. 183.20-21] 174.22-23
285.21 'Hungerford' 'Hungerford'† 175.22
285.[27-28] [Section break] 9 176.[4-5]
286.[17-18] [Section break] 10 177.[12-13]
286.[25-26] [Section break] 11 178.[0-1]
287.[6-7] [Section break] 12 178.[18-19]
287.9 first- and first and 178.21-22
287.11 door, she door she 179.2
288.1 agonizing agonising 180.7
288.[29-30] [Section break] 13 181.[19-20]
288.33 >of the maze of a maze 181.24
289.4 door, with door with 182.9
289.6 conservatory, made conservatory made 182.11
289.14 -mouthed, harsh- -mouthed harsh- 182.21
289.[29-30] [Section break] 14 183.[15-16]
289.30 dark, narrowly-echoing dark narrowly echoing 183.16
289.34 landing, and landing and 183.21
290.13 whatnots what-nots 184.16
291.2-3 'almost perfection.' 'almost perfection.'† 184.26
292.9 funerals, if funerals if 188.4
293 CHAPTER VII CHAPTER VII 189
293 [No section number] 1 189
293.3 downstream down-stream 189.4
293.4 waited, sitting waited sitting 189.6
293.16 la reine la reine 190.1
293.21 downstream down-stream 190.6
293.26 upstream up-stream 190.11
294.3 >in through out through 190.20
294.[19-20] >[No section break 2 191.[14-15]
294.31 >large picnic large noisy picnic 192.5
295.5 la reine la reine 192.20-21
295.16 >Harry she* Harry he 193.8
295.18 la reine la reine 193.11
295.30-31 >Heath. Liked bulls-eyes. Heath eating peppermints. 194.1-2
295.[31-32] [Section break] 3 194.[2-3]
296.5 foot-board footboard 194.15
296.18-19 swing and, letting swing, and letting 195.6
296.31 'Vive la reine. "Vive la reine. 195.21
296.[34-35] [Section break] 4 196.[0-1]
296.35 day, after tea, day after tea 196.1
297.7 lawn, following, lawn following 196.11
297.8 surrounding, responding surrounding responding 196.11
297.27 it, intoned it intoned 197.12
297.29 along, by along by 197.15
298.[5-6] [Section break] 5 198.[7-8]
298.8 estate, streamed estate streamed 198.11
298.13 >found the lane found it 198.17
298.23 done, and done and 199.6
298.31 who, looking who looking 199.15
298.31 road, would road would 199.15
299.18 >rushing to meet rushing to 200.16
300.[4-5] [Section break] 6 201.[18-19]
300.22 jolly, now jolly now 202.15
300.23 ordinary, with ordinary with 202.16
300.30 them, and them and 202.25
301.25 for words,'* for words." 204.10
301.30 Mimmy-Jim Mimmy--Jim 204.15
301.32 horrid, knowing horrid knowing 204.18
302.2 eyes, in eyes in 204.26
302.5 you do you do 205.3
302.[6-7] >[No section break] 7 205.[4-5]
302.12 tree-tops, serene tree-tops serene 205.11-12
302.13 secret, cast secret cast 205.12
302.18 'Ullo Ullo 205.19
302.18 >setting herself sitting herself up 205.20
302.30 her, spreading her spreading 206.9
303.7 ageing, deadening ageing deadening 207.3
303.9 longer, as longer as 207.6
303.21 everybody; mewed everybody, mewed 207.21
303.[21-22] [Section break] 8 207.[21-22]
304.6 naked, and naked and 208.20
304.14 >prosperous face prosperous shape 209.5-6
304.20 talking, and talking and 209.12
304.25-26 >as Eve frowned at Eve frowning 209.20
304.36 window, open- window open- 210.7
304.38 bright, hardly bright hardly 210.10
305.[4-5] [Section break] 9 210.[15-16]
305.5 apple-trees apple trees 210.16
305.8 Gerald, and Gerald and 210.20
305.11 Aquarium aquarium 210.24
305.12 Aquarium, with aquarium with 211.1
305.13 sea air, and sea air and 211.3
305.25 pater Pater 211.18
305.29 >But the And yet the 211.24
306.3 Aquarium aquarium 212.9-10
306.5 >every one everybody 212.12
306.20 family, after family after 213.1
306.22 family, Eve family Eve 213.3
306.30 needn't, she'd needn't she'd 213.14

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