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No, Charles Tansley Would Put Them Both Right In A Second About Books, But It Was All So Mixed Up With, Am I Saying The Right Thing? Am I Making A Good Impression? That, After All, One Knew More About Him Than About Tolstoi, Whereas, What Paul Said Was About The Thing, Simply, Not Himself, Nothing Else. Like All Stupid People, He Had A Kind Of Modesty Too, A Consideration For What You Were Feeling, Which, Once In A Way At Least, She Found Attractive. Now He Was Thinking, Not About Himself, Or About Tolstoi, But Whether She Was Cold, Whether She Felt A Draught, Whether She Would Like A Pear.

Virginia Woolf Quotes: No, Charles Tansley Would Put Them Both Right In A Second About Books, But It Was All So Mixed Up

Virginia Woolf Quotes: No, Charles Tansley Would Put Them Both Right In A Second About Books, But It Was All So Mixed Up

Virginia Woolf Quotes: No, Charles Tansley Would Put Them Both Right In A Second About Books, But It Was All So Mixed Up

Virginia Woolf Quotes: No, Charles Tansley Would Put Them Both Right In A Second About Books, But It Was All So Mixed Up

Virginia Woolf Quotes: No, Charles Tansley Would Put Them Both Right In A Second About Books, But It Was All So Mixed Up

Virginia Woolf Quotes: No, Charles Tansley Would Put Them Both Right In A Second About Books, But It Was All So Mixed Up

Virginia Woolf Quotes: No, Charles Tansley Would Put Them Both Right In A Second About Books, But It Was All So Mixed Up

Virginia Woolf Quotes: No, Charles Tansley Would Put Them Both Right In A Second About Books, But It Was All So Mixed Up

Virginia Woolf Quotes: No, Charles Tansley Would Put Them Both Right In A Second About Books, But It Was All So Mixed Up

Virginia Woolf Quotes: No, Charles Tansley Would Put Them Both Right In A Second About Books, But It Was All So Mixed Up

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