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The Voyage Out

CHAPTER XVIII
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Other pictures--he was walking very fast in his irritation, and they came before him without any conscious effort, like pictures on a sheet--succeeded these.

Here were the worn husband and wife sitting with their children round them, very patient, tolerant, and wise.

But that too, was an unpleasant picture.

He tried all sorts of pictures, taking them from the lives of friends of his, for he knew many different married couples; but he saw them always, walled up in a warm firelit room.

When, on the other hand, he began to think of unmarried people, he saw them active in an unlimited world; above all, standing on the same ground as the rest, without shelter or advantage.


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