Virginia Woolf Quotes
That She Held Herself Well Was True; And Had Nice Hands And Feet; And Dressed Well, Considering That She Spent Little. But Often Now This Body She Wore (she Stopped To Look At A Dutch Picture), This Body, With All Its Capacities, Seemed Nothing - Nothing At All. She Had The Oddest Sense Of Being Herself Invisible; Unseen; Unknown; There Being No More Marrying, No More Having Of Children Now, But Only This Astonishing And Rather Solemn Progress With The Rest Of Them, Up Bond Street, This Being Mrs. Dalloway, Not Even Clarissa Any More; This Being Mrs. Richard Dalloway.
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