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307	CHAPTER VIII	CHAPTER VIII	214
307	[No section number]	1	214
307.9	voice:	voice,	214.12
307.16	clumsy, either	clumsy either	215.2
307.20-21	'young ladies.'	'young ladies.'†	215.8
307.21-22	distinguished?	distinguished.	215.9
307.22	ease, she	ease she	215.10
307.24	ahead, Eve	ahead Eve	215.12
308.3	was, forced	was forced	216.2
308.4	-looking, strange	-looking strange	216.3
308.20	last, anxiously	last anxiously	216.23
308.35	slower, until	slower until	217.16
308.36	up, and	up and	217.17
309.4	to you, you	to you you	217.25
309.19	chance, because	chance because	218.18
310.2	giggling, dressy	giggling dressy	219.18
310.[6-7]	[Section break]	2	219.[21-22]
310.9	home-life, she	home-life she	220.1
310.10	elm-trees	elm trees	220.[2-3]
310.16	dim cool	dim, cool [!]	220.9
310.24	cruel, silly	cruel silly	220.19
311.4-5	>and staying in bed and reading Tit-Bits on	and reading "Tit-Bits" and staying in bed in it on	221.13-14
311.27	fifty, and	fifty and	222.15
312.[17-18]	[Section break]	3	224.[2-3]
312.19	week, Eve	week Eve	224.4
313.12	crooked, and	crooked and	225.17
313.30	hill, with	hill with	226.14
313.32	'other people'	'other people'†	226.16
314.1	streets, Eve	streets Eve	226.25
314.3	townspeople, they	townspeople they	227.2
314.[4-5]	>[No section break]	4	227.[3-4]
314.8	thickly-twisted	thickly twisted	227.8
314.28	Firmly, delicately,	Firmly delicately	228.10
314.37	I say, it's	I say; it's	228.21
315.2	pavement, crying	pavement crying	228.25
315.4	them, alone	them alone	229.1
315.7	by, followed	by followed	229.5
315.[11-12]	[Section break]	5	229.[10-11]
315.13	sea, Miriam	sea Miriam	229.12
315.15	Stringer, walking	Stringer walking	229.15
315.32	rocks, she	rocks she	230.12
315.34	her, watching	her watching	230.16
316.9	alone, because	alone because	231.2
316.11	known them, she	known them she	231.4
316.22	her, it seemed	her it seemed	231.18
316.29	been, during	been during	232.1
316.30	years, holidays	years holidays	232.2
316.37	begun, and	begun and	232.11
317.[10-11]	>[No section break]	6	233.[0-1]
317.13	out, as she walked,	out as she walked	233.4
317.26	to her, she	to her she	233.20
317.32	general, as	general as	234.4
317.33	>concession	confession	234.5
318.19	moon-song	moon song	235.10
318.19	Mikado	Mikado	235.10
318.[23-24]	[Section break]	7	235.[14-15]
318.24	bacon, and	bacon and	235.16
318.31-32	>double entente	double entendre	236.1
319.12	music-halls	musical halls	236.21
320.1	there, had	there had	238.2
320.11	warm, or	warm or	238.16
320.14	-houses, face-towels	-houses face towels	238.20
320.[14-15]	[Section break]	8	238.[21-22]
320.24	Eve, might	Eve might	239.9
320.24-25	'Funny [ . . . get on,'	'Funny [ . . . get on,'†	239.9-10
320.29	sting, as	sting as	239.15
320.30	hand, out	hand out	239.16
321.9	puzzling, came	puzzling came	240.8
321.14	night, towards	night towards	240.15
321.15	time, they	time they	240.16
321.21	talk, and	talk and	240.24
321.22	realizing	realising	240.24
321.24	>dinner-parties	banquets	241.1
321.27	emphasis:	emphasis,	241.5
321.28	words, the old	words the old	241.6
321.31-32	deck-chairs	deck chairs	241.10-11
322.27	screamed, wildly	screamed wildly	243.3
323	CHAPTER IX	CHAPTER IX	244
323	[No section number]	1	244
323.11	'set pieces'	'set pieces'†	244.14
324.9	'a triumph of ingenuity'	'a triumph of ingenuity'†	246.8-9
324.19	fireworks?	fireworks.	246.21
324.35	and, beyond	and beyond	247.15
324.36	platform, a huge	platform a huge	247.16
326.14	school, just	school just	250.7
326.[20-21]	[Section break]	2	250.[13-14]
326.21	trees, showed	trees showed	250.15
328.17	'No,' said	"No" said	253.26
328.17	tightening, 'not	tightening "not	254.1
329	CHAPTER X	CHAPTER X	255
329	[No section number]	1	255
329.14	>anything about it.	anything with her.	255.17-18
329.23	'I was [. . .] right,'	'I was [. . .] right,'†	256.9-10
329.24-27	'I'm escaping [. . .] tyranny.'	'I'm escaping [. . .] tyranny.'†	256.11-15
329.27-29	'My hat [. . .] again,'	'My hat [. . .] again,'†	256.15-17
329.28	that one?	that one.	256.16
330.9	'Oh,' she	'Oh,' she †	257.7
330.10-13	'you are [. . .] all right.'	'you are [. . .] all right.†	257.7-12
330.13	shook, staring	shook staring	257.13
330.15-17	'She thinks [. . .] alone.'	'She thinks [. . .] alone.'†	257.16-18
330.17	me, puzzled	me puzzled	257.18
331.18-19	'Fancy [. . .] out now,'	Fancy [. . .] out now,'†	259.10-12
332.1	thought; if	thought, if	260.11
332.[2-3]	[Section break]	2	260.[12-13]
332.13	painful, with	painful with	261.1
332.18	for her, for	for her for	261.7
332.24	happy now?	happy now.	261.14
332.32	Pernes's	Pernes'	261.25
332.[32-33]	[Section break]	3	262.[0-1]
333.7	intimacy, she	intimacy she	262.11
333.12	feebleness, and	feebleness and	262.19
333.20-23	'The business [. . .] facts,'	'The business [. . .] facts,'*	263.5-9
333.32	understood, and	understood and	263.20
333.33	even, when she failed,	even when she failed	263.22
334.8	clung, told	clung told	264.12
334.13	fawned, she	fawned she	264.19
334.14	>were torn	were fighting	264.19
334.24	fail her and,	fail her, and	265.6-7
334.25	failed, there	failed there	265.7
334.37	the Psalm of Life	'the Psalm of Life'*	265.23
334.38	memorize	memorise	265.24
335.[4-5]	[Section break]	4	266.[4-5]
335.27	'English'	'English'†	267.11
335.31	'wee things'	'wee things'†	267.15
335.35	'education'	'eduction'†	267.21
336.[9-10]	[Section break]	5	268.[6-7]
336.12	'good'	'good'†	268.9
336.34	Jenny, always	Jenny always	269.13
337.15-16	Burra, after her first grief,	Burra after her first grief	270.7
337.21	success, was	success was	270.14
337.28	every one	everyone	270.23
337.[30-31]	[Section break]	6	271.[0-1]
337.31	'personal' [. . .] 'personal'	'personal' [. . .] 'personal'†	271.1-2
337.32	>girls' schools	girls, schools*	271.3
338.3	'aesthetic'	'aesthetic'†	27l.9
338.9	thing, though,	thing though	271.15-16
338.[9-10]	[Section break]	7	271.[16-17]
339.2	'very peculiar'	'very peculiar'†	273.4
339.4	'doties'	'doties'†	273.6
339.[17-18]	[Section break]	8	274.[0-1]
339.31	greenhouse	green-house	274.17
340.1	>stood, with	stood, and with	274.24-275.1
340.7	twos, relieved	twos relieved	275.8
340.[14-15]	[Section break]	9	275.[17-18]
340.[29-30]	[Section break]	10	276.[11-12]
341.3-5	'assert my [. . .] the ground,'	'assert my [. . .] the ground,'†	276.18-21
341.8-18	'no more [. . .] affectionately.'	'no more [. . .] affectionately.'†	277.1-15
341.15	>life had	life and*	277.11
341.17-18	au revoir	au revoir*	277.14
341.22-25	'We had [. . .] and humble.'	'We had [. . .] and humble.'†	277.21-23
341.25	All the	all the*	277.24
341.33	'another of [. . .] engaged'	'another of [. . .] engaged'†	278.9
341.[34-35]	[Section break]	11	278.[11-12]
342.11	resentment, and	resentment and	279.1
342.[13-14]	[Section break]	12	279.[4-5]
342.17	them:'You really [. . .] there?'	them, 'You really [. . .] there?'†	279.9-10
342.18	'You'll go [. . .] you leave?'	'You'll go [. . .] you leave?'†	279.10-11
342.19	'that's a mystery to me---'	'that's a mystery to me---'†	279.11-12
342.25	mantelshelf	mantel-shelf	279.20
342.29	heavily-edged	heavily edged	279.24
343.6	church and, crashing	church and crashing	280.16
343.7	prayer, went	prayer went	280.17
343.18	Mrs Philps's	Mrs. Philps'	281.5
343.28	spare-room, with	spare-room with	281.20
343.28	>Limoges	Bruges	281.20
343.[34-35]	[Section break]	13	282.[2-3]
344.4	ceremonies, Miriam	ceremonies Miriam	282.8
344.20	applause, roused	applause roused	283.4
344.[30-31]	[Section break]	14	283.[17-18]
344.34	>almost at once	almost once*	283.20-21
344.34	weeping, came	weeping came	283.21
345.[15-16]	[Section break]	15	284.[17-18]
345.23	disturbed, with	disturbed with	285.3-4
346.14	door, in	door in	286.9
346.15	spoken to, a deep	spoken to a deep	286.10