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The Voyage Out

CHAPTER XIX
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It was covered instead by a haze of feverish red mist.

She had returned to the state in which she had been all day.

Thinking was no escape.

Physical movement was the only refuge, in and out of rooms, in and out of people's minds, seeking she knew not what.

Therefore she rose, pushed back the table, and went downstairs.
She went out of the hall door, and, turning the corner of the hotel, found herself among the people whom she had seen from the window.


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