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there'll be another day when you go must
be Bradley's essential point Charles was
that the more we consider matter the
less able we are to grasp it our
analysis is destructive we go on slicing
away at objects in the world
separating characteristics describing
it's as though we were condemned to
advance each time half the distance
covered by the preceding step
Bradley insists that to pass beyond
physical analysis we need a metaphysical
system it completes the process of
perception and then we arrive that boy
will have to learn that we cannot plan
our lives around what he wants to do
oh thank you thank us Maranda yes I
would love to come to your party
I have just the dressing room it is all
over pink bows the dearest little little
shells oh so much jewelry as well really
no giving me a headache decide what to
wear
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must be the hardest subject war
teens with its own life get threatens us
with oblivion
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James is like a kite
there's mrs. Ramsay holding the other
and the string
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the days are slipping by yes sir I did
hope we might have an opportunity to
discuss my dissertation soon time we did
Joe's time we did yes I would tell you
that Bravo is this the last man of whom
cricket legends are made
I doubt it just be you did belong hard
come on James
out is out Oh give him another go yes
I'm all for that James you are out I
don't want this little fish
hello captain I was Ross catching miss
Brisco I wasn't very pleased with my
efforts today I'm afraid mr. Tousley
there's such a harsh judge of your own
talents Lily Dearest was never been a
major woman artist really I wish but not
so we're not dealing with the matter of
it is so or it is not so we're
discussing mere opinions aren't we I
think there is such a thing as objective
truth and undeniable manifested
consensus of thought mr. Ramsey I'm sure
would agree with me I expect you have a
fondness for lists best poet second-best
poet third best poet no hardly so fast
on a doubtless you have jolly arguments
as to who is the best undergraduate of
his year my year it was me
Oh have you seen shipwreck yet mr. Tanzi
oh no
masterly mother dearest
let's hope it's fine tomorrow why's that
father the tournament Andrew the
tournament
James not too slow
you will accompany me and the children
to the tournament I cannot you will not
make any of your damn visits today
Walton Olivia is dying I have to visit
him no I thought you wanted to go to the
beach today
sorry here's one found some fun dens and
looked everywhere look again there
pardon sir
I thought as everyone had finished vice
such a misery Nancy please we've tried
to change places with me mr. Dennis Lee
a wrestling isn't really my cup of tea
at all but I love going with mother on
her own people you soon really
oh I'm sorry to keep you waiting mr.
temple
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enjoy yourselves
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we're going to the village mr.
Carmichael you want anything
damps writing-paper tobacco
an unfortunate marriage have you come
this way before
is it quicker it's prettier your
predecessor liked it
for what your predecessor my husband
invites one of his students down here
most year mr. Tanzi you know it's just
that I
well I forget what a pattern everything
has we've been coming down here for
several years now well you lived in that
house before a mining family they went
bankrupt Beverly the house stood empty
for years you disapprove many people in
Carmel don't even have one you are our
guest mr. Tanzi mr. Tanzi what
tinder-dry
I do believe if you stand out here in
this Sun for more than an hour mrs.
Ramsey let me carry your basket
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you met my daughter
no Brutus and Nancy inhale these couple
of Roscoe's my son
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young son of yours going to bear he's
gonna win the belt and bring you glory
he's got Hawkins to deal with
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in risk their lives that the dates will
you keep what do they do a sport they
break each other's bodies and wrestle
images no I don't think it's quite as
dangerous as that matter
last year one men broke his back he's in
a wheelchair now something is falling
ridiculous tragedy well it's just the
way they are
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is someone event yet next start
semi-final isn't it I've got a veteran
final don't tell father
backing off Sam are you I've got a bit
with Melvin
Paul's coming soon isn't it blue yes we
shall see less of you to enjoy that
train journeys ample proof of devotion
the boy should be at the tournament I
need a mirror Walter don't you be
arguing with that Tom mrs. Ramsey is a
word to say Tom you know where I live
don't you
I've told your mother that if she needs
me urgently at any time just to send you
to fetch me you must use the back door
if it's in the night it's never locked
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you've predicted well mr. tomorrow
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you find time
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bad luck Sam
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Roberto lose like a gentleman
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have you got your speech ready father
well Andrew what do you think it's Sam
have a fair back or no I really don't
know father don't know the rules well
you should this is an important sport to
the people yeah the least we can do is
try to understand it safari watchers
jasper and i playing chess in the garden
for hours on end hasn't taken any
interest in that do you think that's
comparable I'm giving my point of view
fine then you're a fool
I suppose he knows the rules of course
he does Andrew you know sat down with
the local experts the first summer he
came here and found out all about it I
wish only the same that I am honored
that you have asked me to present the
prizes today we Ramsey's are only
swallows you know here for the summers
indeed I feel it is presumptuous that
someone like I should stand here in the
place of honor when there are doubtless
others whose roots are deep down in this
countryside that I love so much others
far more fitting than I thank you
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I'm sure you'll find this pace most
irritating you like to be getting on and
hurry don't you mr. dizzy my mother said
I can't keep still for five minutes yeah
have you been home since you've been
here one does feel sometimes on the
outside you haven't had all the time
you'd like with Michael I hope you've
been writing regularly to your mother
and father when I can I shouldn't pry
into other people's lives device I have
is what you've been doing this afternoon
advice will revert you little boy tom
was rather hostile that's fierce pride
I'm the oldest son in my family I can't
afford to visit mothers during term my
younger sister May's rather bright you
know I had the money to pay for her
schooling I earn the money to pay for my
own school again all my studies at the
University
come in brought my dissertation
you said I showed it at dinner yeah put
it on the desk there you'll be able to
read through this evening with you don't
worry Charles hope you go
don't want to be a trouble to you sir
of course you're no trouble I'm a
teacher
am I not there must help my students as
man
I like you I was when I was 25 but I was
further along than you are Charles my
boy you have reached H I was as far as
Oh
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I do feel the lack of any real education
on these occasions arithmetic for
instance did you enjoy your walk with
the atheist I wish you wouldn't call him
that Nancy the Church of England has a
vested interest in the situation the
property only ruling Clause no God worth
his salt with stunk of Bishop you really
must show more respect the father has a
very high opinion of young mr. Tansley
variable he does say he's very able
Aristotle like him he's a boy and a
freak wasn't he can come down here and
just be my room you do that just family
their boring old students or crusty old
family friends no injured Birds Oh
mother please
I don't know who you mean by injured
Birds Nancy yes you do that's enough
I wish to talk with your mother you
strain your eyes Caroline who are you
knitting for noon then soulless son the
lighthouse keeper said that I had been
trying to work it's Marie's evening of
that's why the children are so noisy
whether they're noisy or not is beside
the point
I am unable to work my brain has become
an unwitting beast that's been a tiring
day for you Michael leave domani I'm
sorry oh Sam didn't win your absence was
a subject of comment
the light is gone
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cannot be bothered to have accounts
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they go very well together don't you
think mr. Carmichael always arguing
aren't they they're both so serious
mr. Tanzi should be a politician he
would change the world for the better
Lily to be a source of strength
she would have the studio
and he is studying
you're not listening mr. Carmichael
do you like Charles tensley
and we have certain problems in going do
you
it's not my type what is your time
I don't know really
come on
people say I'm too serious
the world isn't a funny place is it it's
strange your mother believes the world
is filled with tragedy but she laughs
all day long
mr. Carmichael says she's
extraordinarily beautiful nearly I
didn't know what that means
I do
if you could wait one I suspect you
choose to be someone other than Nancy
Ramsey
I'd like to be marine there's a long way
from home foreigners I'd love to
amongst friends
and she has secrets here
no REMS isn't allowed to have secrets
they are endlessly inspected they were
much loved by enviable where he had a
letter from Switzerland she read it up
in her room she cried for hours didn't
she can
Oh Andrew quick
Oh soon want me mama write too many
letters mother mother
Bobby will go soon dear my dear to the
lighthouse
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oh dear boy I'm sorry to have kept you
waiting
drew wanted to come with me but I
thought it best she stay at her
the evenings are growing chilly this
later
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you like it
when I come down in mid-july and there's
been the summer term in a year in stuffy
Lambie let me tell you my mind is in a
parlous state they do say don't they you
can improve an old clock by putting a
piece of cloth in the back with a trace
of oil on it this is my piece of oily
cloth
I'm sure you could have persuaded him
there brisk so why should I mrs. Ramsey
he didn't come here to go pretty
invigorating walks came all the
dissipation
well magister him I'm glad you two seem
to be getting on better than you you
step I'm having a rest face cam come on
Sheldon
there Michael has his expedition
hello mr. Elly am i disturbing you mr.
Ellie we artists are solitary not it's
quite marvelous up here Miss Briscoe I
think if I had any ability whatever with
a brush this is where I'd come I have no
ability of course you have
but I do persist I'm very stubborn but
perhaps you couldn't not paint even if
you wanted to abandon it
do you know much about panting straining
I get of exhibitions when I can I'm sure
you would find my taste very old hat I
bought a painting last year as a matter
of fact it's was pretty straightforward
a view of Richmond
I first met miss Ramsey in Richmond we
went for a walk in the park
watch the deer
the paintings an aide memorize it
good day miss Briscoe
how can I capture Earth landscape is a
record of men's labor to transform
nature to exploit it
that is their handiwork
I suppose that's why male artists
portray it so convincingly they are
fired by that pride of possession
there's all the more lamentable then
that they think of landscape is feminine
jasper tells me his feet are sore you
certainly set a cracking pace Michael in
appropriate Footwear Caroline the idiot
boy and had canvas shoes yesterday you
must get him a decent pair of walking
boots support the foot leather uppers
Caroline and a broad fitting you live
outgrown him in a year Michael how do
you find Paul Rainey
same as ever I suppose steady but dull
why I think he has come down to propose
to her approval I see what would her
answer be do you think no improve she'll
be guided by what we think would she be
happy I think they're very much in love
perhaps I should raise the matter with
him isn't that what one does I'm sure he
will propose if that is what you would
have him do Caroline then I'm sure he
will in this house your wishes command
us all
another day gone by nothing achieved you
are with your family my consolation
prize
I'm sorry I know what your reputation is
and the people you invite here this week
so high it's alright I know it's not a
burglar James the muscle no go back to
bed like a good boy
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well you hear I've told you so many
times
closed doors but open windows I'm sorry
I've used up all my warmth Lily feel my
face it is ash
have you been out you know what is the
very worst thing the most awful event I
can imagine but Michael should die
before me mr. Ramsay will live to be a
hundred
this is a lonely little room I like it I
feel them that is why we do not really
understand one another I don't live
alone I have a home my father and I'd my
painting that cannot be much to share
with your older partially as you wish
I am actually afraid to be I am
sometimes the other day I was sitting by
the French windows in the evening you
know how I like to sit there with James
but I was alone the children were all
upstairs in their rooms you were off
with Augustus somewhere Michael was in
some corner with tansy showing away and
so yeah because it was so quiet I had
nothing to distract me I began to hear
the waves on the shore you know how it
is when you begin to hear something back
then it begins to get louder and louder
and really becomes quite insistent then
you wonder how it is that you don't hear
it all the time so I listened to the
rhythm of the waves falling going back
falling again
it's foolish really but I always have
put words to rhythms like that I can't
help it
ticking of a clock wheels of a train
even the lighthouse map the wave would
fall as it drew back I found myself
saying the lord have mercy
I went to find some company I remember I
found melted in the kitchen and I
started talking about the next day's
meals I can't imagine what she thought a
good enemy
is my situation was so different from
yours of course because you have
children and I do not because you have a
man always to share your bed and I have
known Oh
but what really do you share mrs. Ramsey
you don't cease to be one person it
seems you don't become half a person do
you do mines open like Mars and a kiss I
don't believe they do
love can't claim so much
I'm not poor Lily you must not say that
why must you always insist that the
likes of me Stan shivering outside the
gates to bliss just because we are not
married just because we do not have a
man always to come / and serve
I do not serve here am I not permitted
to be happy as I am on my own Lily I do
assure you I do not serve here this is
my household and I am in control when it
comes down to it you know Michel is but
one member
who don't understand suppose he rejected
you suppose he did right then if he
pushed you out the front door and locked
it what then you would starve
you don't understand
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I've had enough of your damn
philanthropy we do less less together if
you aren't writing letters to bereaved
relatives and you're fiddling about with
your account books for the poor and
needy or else you're making your visits
Caroline do you understand we have
children who want you to themselves and
there's me there is misery all around I
know damn it I knew Walter land Livie
and I know his family is destitute but I
also know I cannot care for the whole
world Caroline can you
maava do you see this time would like to
waste mr. Carson is back tomorrow
couldn't remove Oh would you like that
my darling yes
I'm sorry but I cannot afford it this
house is a luxury Caroline we are here
for eight weeks in the year but for the
remainder it is a drain on my purse
now I love these summers more than
anyone but let me say this if you
continue to give the nod to such
unnecessary expenditure I shall sell I
will place the house on the market this
very autumn what do you want me to do
shall I instruct reporter to take all
the materials back I have no wish to
discuss this trivial matter any further
do as you think fit
as he found out he says he cannot afford
it it's ridiculous of course he can
afford not easily but it won't reduce us
to the workhouse father worries some
about money no it's a moral issue prove
this house is a luxury luxuries are
immoral therefore nothing must be spent
on it
you know Charles as I get older I find I
returned more and more to the central
conundrum of philosophy or rather it
returns to me the relationship between
mind and body Here I am at the 40 years
of reflection I feel that somehow we are
all fundamentally wrong I cannot find a
concept that fits the physical facts
minds our brains after all brains a
flesh-and-blood mind is meet Charles not
perceive our minds as meat sir but maybe
we should dear boy that is my point
I go to the beach for a babe the sea
sits my skin tingling but the sea also
sets my brain tingling you get my point
the sea may affect how I think how is
this Charles that's just me I'm not sure
I follow you mr. Ramsey good gracious
boy what's the matter
I cannot destroy being the subject of
amusement I admire your ability mr.
Ramsey enormously you know that I felt
that was such a privilege to be asked
down here to work with you I left my
family and I came down I thought to
spend so many weeks to be able to
discuss my dissertation I thought I must
not miss such a chance now it is nearly
over what are you trying to say I feel
disappointed deeply disappointed do you
I don't understand you all this
gardening and sitting about and playing
cricket and playing on the beach now it
matters does it well what about going
work isn't that what matters where it's
your family that matters is all your
reading and writing and all that
discussions and debates is that all the
game but my work isn't the hobby to me
it's real it's absolutely and my
political view their real true I can't
play games do I have to be a good sport
to be acceptable to you mr. Chancellor
mr. tensley I have something more to say
to you mr. Tanzi mr. Ramsey Watson there
I am I bought the village
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oh well stay in the shade then mrs.
finished is dead yes cam what is it
message for you what was the message oh
you my much shrimping net
where is the focus of such a house I'm
not sure I can see it the outside tells
me nothing it should be sliced through
like a beehive against glass passages
revealed storage areas the Royal nursery
James the sick restore me call James
there will be no trip to the lighthouse
today today is for the dissertation
anyone seen James
there is my focus
I found my subject
yeah
Khem what was the message he's always
asleep that's because she well he's up
for much of the night writing his poetry
it's quite a well-respected perch you
know his workers rather out of vogue now
he was a teacher in India he and father
were undergraduates together he comes
down every year one of the traditions
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well done Jasper I miss you mother
come in
should I come back later no of course
not
now please head up the blinds
I do find this gloom horribly depressing
how is my household through is it still
running along without me it's like
sleeping beauty house is his friend
James and cam haven't had a fight for
three days Victor how is Paul rather
sunburned to present don't be evasive
last night I suddenly woke up started
wondering what would he be like when
he's 60 just as he is now grow old
together husbands and wives and I kept
thinking how does this happened why this
particular man I mean we met him
we're in love it was so random is that
an awful thing to say
I first met Michael at a reception
hundreds of people you know standing
around talking and I saw him standing
there with a plate in one hand of glass
in the other it was as if he were a thin
black post sticking out of the roof and
all those other people
he was just bobbing around him thanks so
much flotsam such a vivid recollection
are you sure very yes yes but I think
better now mother yes Jasper much better
but you must go out the lands and mr.
Bailey every visitor to Como does back
don't you agree Pru Nancy Yes Mother you
should all three of you go today
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god knows what else we'd all be poisoned
if something isn't done mrs. Ramsey if
you spent a little more time here which
is your responsibility and a little less
time in other people's houses which is
not you might be able to see that our
kitchen staff took some note of
elementary hygiene let me see to this
who needn't concern herself Mildred
would take it in her stride
she says used to father's rages as the
rest of us Nancy I will not have you
speak of your father like that
why do you defend him Andrew
do as you're told remove the bucket
yes tips I think we should go to a
lighthouse today that sounds very
exciting I'd like to visit the
lighthouse James I've seen but is quite
small I'd like James James is all sixes
he's six years old and he's six of us
you're an extraordinary family all of
you I'm afraid you've seen as warts and
all mr. Ellie that's how it should be so
it's not suitors should not see behind
the curtains oh um mrs. Ramsay there
sits my small black cat my brisk she
watches all our dramas with an arrow
done blinking eye Michael Ramsay has the
black moved on him you young people will
not understand what it is there is no
comfort
I do believe mr. Carmichael is on a
different plane from the rest of us to
listen more than one speaks as a rare
gift I have to deliver a lecture at
Cardiff University early in the term
damn things been on my mind
damn users rather a few crumbs under
graduates in the most part of the
appetite of sparrows I am quite unable
to do that I know that I have no new
ideas Augustus nothing at all I shall
end up breaking through all my old ideas
you know tied in bundles stacked in
boxes
what's there that's still bright there's
a problem you see what can i hurl at
them from the lectern will flash like a
javelin all night
if you're going to crawl about in your
slippers st. Paul Michael then I can do
without you I said that because your
face is returning
I am tired and weary but I am NOT a
person it perhaps he doesn't realize and
it's all you know serious jest but wants
to put it in Murray's bed asked you just
liked once room the biggest questions
unless you know some questions go into a
rage because of an earwig hostile dust
us to hide it for me just until this
evening and get on with my dissection
and show father sure you'd be impressed
why do you want to please him I don't
care about that it just wants to dissect
my crab you do want to please him you
always do truth is is bad
I mean sorry I'm late mr. Carmichael I
said I'd come and collect my crap oh
I've got something here Andrew
you may find useful better be careful
very sharp don't ask me why I carry
these odd things about with me I just
like to have them near me thank you very
much mementos
which is ready thanks movie just booked
pay off by the way told me you got a bet
with you all know who would win that
wrestling final I paid up more like he
bet some igloos keep it out of the way
you just cooked it your family what I'm
doing
having team you to shut up Jasper this
isn't for little boys like you James
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No
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but in Nancy are we being chaperoned by
a bluestocking and Randhawa to be to
father this out how dreadful no it isn't
I enjoyed education continues throughout
the semester at a fairly gentle pace but
it continues
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I think is chaperoning is a bit silly
don't you
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to drive everyone away from the fields
beep the neighboring fields so that no
one dare there's no one will challenge
them or disturb their security
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you're groping in the dark and
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should I see if they're on their way
Nancy is always a bad time
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hey Nancy
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let me take it off for you
is he pacing about I don't know what you
mean by passing about your father's been
working on his Cardiff lectures all day
that I dunno yes
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awfully awfully good
all through the valley of death forward
like the game
it's dreadfully bad there must be a
structure in a painting as strong as a
mold so that I can pour in everything
the Sun the summer house and the earwig
and Paul Raley's flame of young and the
miseries of little James riddle in
Briscoe what have I got so far and a
donor and child in the modern manner
let me measure them against you I've
never seen mr. Solis anis it'll be 8:00
this winter still too short if it's fine
bye darling if it's fine your girl ideas
don't come easily
Augustus you can't just sit there like
some Frances and having perch on your
shoulder a good idea a truly great
perception is like the wildest of
animals
it must be hunted in silence with
absolute concentration you have done
that not so long ago those days when I
used to long walks in the countryside's
are nowhere in particular finishing up
at some inor I spent at a scrub table
with no interruptions yes then I
glimpsed a tooth or two
but too much ease I lost my way and I
planted the nettles myself why do I
surround myself with people the damnable
domestic round the children augustus
demands demands demands they love their
regularities the rhythms of our life
together so it must be every morning so
a kiss goodnight so every day so every
month so every year years and years and
years we are all issued with our measure
of love you had a great measure much
more than many of us
it's all gone Gustus
I will not reach the summit
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he should be copying the pictures he
likes cutting another lesson I see no
point in me please I so write to Cardiff
and decline the invitation there are
better men younger men I have nothing to
say Caroline Michel each letter you give
it a great success mr. Tam see sister
mr. tensley who is she
the men whose approval I want will not
give it to me we've begun to warm Oh
what the lighthouse you did say we go to
the lighthouse why hold on hopes to the
boy the wind is sit in the West and the
barometer is dropping but it could
change things could change
there will be no trip to the lighthouse
tomorrow
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wait children
do they need daydreams that roses need
search
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Caroline then I will said Alice but wife
answered the fisherman how can you be
king
the fish cannot make you King husband
said she say no more about it but go and
try I will be king
yeah Louise come let's stuff now shall
we don't stop you can look at the
pictures IBM's figure
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should I be the fan of the bonus Melda
my eyes shine my shoeshine
oh those prettiest brother yes I like
those bits should I wear those ones she
got me to wear those ones my brother yes
what have you chosen for me can
yeah now bed I'll be along presently
so into bed please both of you I can't
imagine why I let Jasper put it here in
the first place
let's imagine camp
it's different now a place secrets over
Faris the nest for birds before they fly
away wonderful
imagine mountains can imagine postures
the sound of bells and everything with
me wonderful
jams it of everything you love
it's still there James
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this is a triumph Caroline a little more
mr. trummer de l'otan please mr. Bailey
that's right this is a French recipe it
was my grandmother's she was French and
could only be French English cooking is
a disaster
tosh Nancy everything foreign is always
better in your eyes did your patriotism
the PU miss Ramsey we can do without
patriotism I didn't intend to open our
door to an attack on Petra dismissed
attention it's just that I think the
English overcooked their vegetables what
am I doing here with this quaint family
pretending to be at a banquet well we're
doing sitting in a shabby old house
having dinner while the wind outside
seems likely to take the roof off talk
about winning their trip to the
lighthouse tomorrow
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dear Charles is clamoring for attention
oh these men do so need our rain of
sympathy before even their meanest
flowers bloom your father a personable
warden T Charles Lloyd George's man
there now bloom sweet risk his
livelihood was almost destroyed the shop
is very vulnerable to public prejudice
you see you soon take that custom
elsewhere yes
scandalous that's why the spread of
suffrage without the spread of education
is such a frightening prospect ruled by
appeal to the north I presume they
brought their custom back in due course
yes as with every war the euphoria is
followed by a sense of waste my father
was then rather admired but I carry the
memory of the hatred an aspect of my
childhood I shall not forget I have a
poor memory for unhappiness
poor Charles what chance of you against
that yes he will marry unstoppable dear
blind mother has arranged this dinner to
celebrate betrothal
but only the two of them are supposed to
know has happened mother knows she has
arranged it all
do I wish to celebrate who would be
happier for a time what of me
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we are sitting in the midst of tragedy
which will be repeated all around the
world or an ever increasing scale I
shall complete my painting I shall move
the tree the cheapest labor jumping over
the boundaries to which the Patriots
cling here in Cornwall the whole
community of people has been decimated
thousands of honest men have been forced
to leave to emigrate forever there is
poverty here and helplessness personally
I find it hard to ignore I know many
Cornishmen they are my friends I know of
these things it's tiny for me totally to
another summer together
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Thank You Nancy when to the sessions of
sweet silent thought I summon up
remembrance of things past I sigh the
lack of many a thing I sought and with
old woes new wail my dear times waste
then can I drown an eye unused to flow
for precious friends hid in deaths
dateless night and weep afresh loves
long since cancelled woe and moan the
expense of many a vanished sight then
can i grieve at grievances foregone and
heavily from world to world tell of the
sad account of for Bimini alone which I
knew pay as if not paid before but if
the while I think on the dear friend all
losses are restored and sorrows in
Thank You Nancy
like as the waves make towards the
pebbled Shore so do our minutes hasten
to their end each changing place with
that which goes before in sequent toil
all forwards do contend Nativity once in
the main of light crawls to maturity
wherewith being crowned crooked eclipses
gainst his glory fight and time that
gave death now his gift confound time
doth transfix the flourish set on youth
and delves the parallels in beauty's
brow feeds on the rarities of nature's
truth and nothing stands but for his
size and yet the times in hope my verse
shall stand praising thy worth despite
his cruel
I was painted again
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Carolee
she didn't know I loved
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abandoned Lily as the word I would use
are the one person on whom I have come
to rely so heavily since almost
I'm an old man minute when it comes
rather hard to learn one is to be
condemned to struggle out the last years
of one's life borne down by the worries
of a house to maintain and children to
raise I'm alone so alone
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if you did you say nothing
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still a damn bad turn-key
yes you're late Lansing I'm sorry father
I had to see never mind never mind and
start your excuses and don't push cam
through the door ahead of you next time
no well what sort of a week every hand
lemon what's this plumber the tap in the
scullery father it kept dripping it's
been dripping for years I couldn't stand
it dripping any longer
stupid child
it doesn't balance
it doesn't balance
have you decided whether we're going
down too sometimes again father
you said you'd write to mr. Trevorrow to
see I know you said I shouldn't ask
again but when our Lilly came to tea she
said she thought it would be ever so
fine if we could and rescue the house
and go down again just us like we used
to
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we shall go he's won again
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dears
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I made a glass you could come out let
him it's so much a spur I didn't suppose
I slept at all last night at first here
you could imagine when Lily it was awful
I woke up dead and cried he was standing
there down in the hole you know where
the barometer used to be standing there
staring at nothing
Oh Dragon myths I'm always reading about
your parents to come home
the trick is to live long enough for
fashion to come full circle I have been
out in the cold Lily now and back by the
fire
you're known Lytle in that new book
there's a poem I wrote when I was 17 the
dogs starve ages I thought you might
remember it that college magazine Oh
what was it you know I don't remember it
um probably one of your best what we
produced in the flush of I use is often
the best we ever produce then we sing
our melody from then on its elaborate
harmonies and orchestrations but the
melody is already sung your phrases are
becoming purple again Mike I am
surprised your success has not brought
at the sartorial aspects of your tastes
you would adapt a chap in our student
days no it's the same old suitcase and
much the same inside hey Lily
yeah
what did the curse guards have to say
James
they said the weather won't change for
two or three days good weather
Sam said he thought you could be
whistling for a wind
well whistle we shall and we will find
it will you be ready for an early start
can James yes Father
yes Father he's a morbid old man
naturally didn't ask me if I wanted to
come here again please here we are again
in this smelly old house with Gerald
Augustus and his lords in the poetry and
dear old lily and her paintings he has
what he wanted a good wallow in the past
the past is dead
gone finished people shouldn't look back
they should only look forward you've got
a photograph with mother the top drawer
of your chest at home that's different
it isn't James that's different
and now we have a trip to the lighthouse
do you know he said Nancy rushing around
all evening 21 things to pack as a
parcel for the lighthouse men he even
wanted her to knit something poor Nancy
she's so afraid of him
Khem why does he want to go to the
lighthouse so much don't you know me you
James it's for you
I saw Charles translated during the war
did I ever tell you I think you
mentioned it it was really extraordinary
I have a friend who's very you know
active in politics and feminism and so
on and she took me to a meeting it was
rather a dreary church hall in
Kensington the speakers were opposed to
conscription it was incredibly noisy
these soldiers were shouting and making
awful threats and some people were
singing hymns and suddenly there in all
this confusion so it was Charles up
there on the stage giving a speech
he looked even thinner even more
poverty-stricken I never knew he was a
conscientious objector
well we'd completely lost touch
I mean Dov worried I doubt if the army
would have wanted him anyway Nancy well
OS busy is very laudable except he was
right to oppose that we met him for it I
often find myself remaining someone's
principles and then despising him anyway
why the virtue is so ugly no I really
can't blame you for hating the
conscience I mean people who lost
it's alright my mucks ghosts only way
here paul augustus was terribly upset
you know but handle clearly he was near
to death himself hundra was his favorite
wasn't it that's something in common
andrew had that same self-sufficiency
he liked the army didn't it I remember
talking to him it proves wedding now you
have penetrated my arm and Lily the
wedding yes no blunderer
I think we should going down I see you
thought your painting things with you
I'm as bad as or Guses
same old case single things mind you I
have a work to finish
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mrs. Truscott will you present my
compliments to James and cam and tell
them to hurry up yes good morning good
morning mr. Carmichael I never recall
you appearing so early for breakfast mr.
Carmichael oh the muse beguiled and the
small hours of that 65 for Michaelis do
you know that final summer we spent here
Michael had published a series of
lectures in the spring of that year
when they were received not fight up to
the standard of his previous work they
said in the land of Jones not quite his
best
I never knew that he had his heart out
old that summer Caroline consoled him
distracted him you know the way she
always did always had perhaps too much
what's the matter
just your usual misery
do nothing to save your own fun no crumb
pity
what's this it's a present one of the
lighthouse men I will not arrive with
something that looks like a remnant from
the church bazaar I thought you were in
the gun
this expedition is in memory of my wife
Lily she liked to see that the
lighthouse men were careful
over beautiful boots yes if I straighten
thing there's only one man in England
who can make boots as good as these
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let's see if you can tie a good knot
young lady
double bear Lily
he's happy now he has his expedition
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you care to take the tiller masa James
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are you glad you came it is beautiful
out here I'm glad you came you and James
- what are you reading a nonsense this
apparently is one of the bright young
men in my field more flashes here and
there I suppose there is many holes is
in that old shrimping that you used to
love
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now take the chin and our master James
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we have arrived
it is finished
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official negative
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closed doors
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the RS brisk you
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there'll be another day when you go must
be up with the rock bradley's essential
point Charles was that the more we
consider matter the less able we are to
grasp it our analysis is destructive we
go on slicing away at objects in the
world
separating characteristics describing
it's as though we were condemned to
advance each time half the distance
covered by the preceding step
Bradley insists that to pass beyond
physical analysis we need a metaphysical
system it competes the process of
perception and then we arrive that boy
will have to learn that we cannot plan
our lives around what he wants to do
oh thank you thank us Maranda yes I
would love to come to your party I have
just the dressing room it is all over
pink bows the dearest little little
shells oh so much jewelry as well really
no giving me a headache decide what to
wear
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the scene must be the hardest subject
war
it teams with its own life yet threatens
us
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should I be the fan of the bonus Melda
my eyes shine my shoeshine
oh those prettiest browser yes I like
those things should I wear those ones
she got me to wear those ones my brother
yes
what have you chosen for me can
yeah yeah
presently into bed please both of you I
can't imagine why I let Jasper put it
here in the first place
let's imagine camp it's different now a
place secrets over fairings the nest for
birds before they fly away wonderful
imagine mountains again imagine pastas
the sound of bells and everything was
wonderful
have a think of everything
still there James
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even the lighthouse man the way would
fall as it drew back I found myself
saying the lord have mercy
I went to find some company I remember I
found melted in the kitchen and I
started talking about the next day's
meals I can't imagine what she thought a
good enemy
is my situation was so different from
yours of course because you have
children and I do not because you have a
man always to share your bed and I have
no oh
but what really do you share mrs. Ramsey
you don't cease to be one person it
seems you don't become harmful person do
you do mines open like Mars and a kiss I
don't believe they do love can't claim
so much
I'm not poor Lily you must not say that
why must you always insist that the
likes of me Stan shivering outside the
gates to bliss just because we are not
married just because we do not have a
man always to come / and serve
I do not serve here am I not permitted
to be happy as I am on my own Lily I do
assure you I do not serve here this is
my household and I am in control when it
comes down to it you know Michel is but
one member
who don't understand suppose he rejected
you suppose he did back then if he
pushed you out the front door and locked
it what then you would starve
J father surely be impressed why do you
want to please him I don't care about
that it just wants dissect my crab you
do want to please him you always do that
is as bad
I mean sorry I'm late mr. Carmichael I
said I'd come and collect my crap oh
I've got something here Andrew
you may find useful better be careful
very sharp don't ask me why I carry
these other things about with me I just
like to have them near me thank you very
much and then toes
which is ready thanks moving Jeff's book
payoff by the way told me you got a bet
with you under who would win that
wrestling final I paid up more like he
bets summit lose it out of the way you
just cooked it fulfilling what I'm doing
having team you to shut up Jasper
this isn't for little boys like you
James
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he's going to
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now take the tuna now master James
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never
it is finished
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negative
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closed doors
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the Earth's risk you
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if you were somebody
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still a damn bad - and even
yes you're late
Lansing I'm sorry father I had to see
never mind never mind and start your
excuses and don't push cam through the
door ahead of you next time no well what
sort of a week ever had
plum what's this plumber the tap in the
scullery father
it kept dripping it's been dripping for
years I couldn't stand it dripping any
longer
stupid child
it doesn't balance
it doesn't balance
have you decided whether we're going
down too sometimes again father
you said you'd write to mr. Trevorrow to
see I know you said I shouldn't ask
again but when our Lilly came to tea she
said she thought it would be ever so
fine if we could and rescue the house
and go down again just us like we used
to
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I'm sorry but I cannot afford it this
house is a luxury Caroline we are here
for eight weeks in the year but for the
remainder it is a drain on my purse
now I love these summers more than
anyone but let me say this if you
continue to get the nod to such
unnecessary expenditure I shall sell I
will place the house on the market this
very autumn what do you want me to do
shall I instruct a burro to take all the
materials back I have no wish to discuss
this trivial matter any further do as
you think fit
as he found out he says he cannot afford
it it's ridiculous of course he can
afford not easily but it won't reduce us
to the workhouse father worries some
about money no it's a moral issue prove
this house is a luxury luxuries are
immoral therefore nothing must be spent
on it
you know Charles as I get older I find
out a turn more and more to the central
conundrum of philosophy or rather it
returns to me the relationship between
mind and body Here I am after 40 years
of reflection I feel that somehow we are
all fundamentally wrong I cannot find a
concept that fits the physical facts
minds our brains after all brains a
flesh-and-blood mind is meet Charles not
perceive our minds as meat sir but maybe
we should dear boy that is my point I go
to the beach for a babe the sea sets my
skin tingling but the sea also sets my
brain tingling to get my point the sea
may affect how I think how is this
Charles assist me I'm not sure I follow
you mr. Ramsey instead
yes he will marry unstoppable dear blind
mother has arranged this dinner to
celebrate betrothal but only the two of
them are supposed to know has happened
mother knows she has arranged it all - I
wish to celebrate who will be happier
for a time what of me
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we are sitting in the midst of tragedy
which will be repeated all around the
world or an ever increasing scale I
shall complete my painting I shall move
the tree see the cheapest labor jumping
over the boundaries to which the
Patriots cling here in Cornwall the
whole community of people has been
decimated
thousands of honest men have been forced
to leave to emigrate forever there is
poverty here and helplessness personally
I find it hard to ignore I know many
Cornishmen they are my friends I know of
these things it's time for a toast to
another summer together
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Thank You Nancy when to the sessions of
sweet silent thought I summon up
remembrance of things past I sigh the
lack of many a thing I sought and with
old woes new wail my dear times waste
then can I drown an eye unused to flow
for precious friends hid in deaths
dateless night and weep afresh loves
long since cancelled woe and moan the
expense of many a vanished sight then
can i grieve at grievances foregone and
heavily from world to world tell or the
sad account of for bandoneon moan which
i new pay as if not paid before but if
but in that house before a mining family
they went bankrupt every house stood
empty for years
you disapprove many people in Cornwall
don't even have one you are our guest
mr. Tanzi
mr. Tanzi what tinder-dry I do believe
if you stand out here in this Sun for
more than an hour mrs. Ramsey let me
carry your basket
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that young son of yours going to bear
he's gonna win the belt and bring you
glory
he's got Hawkins to deal with in risk
their lives every day - Aniki what do
they do a sport they break each other's
bodies and wrestle engines no I don't
think it's twice as dangerous as that
man sir last year one then broke his
back he's in a wheelchair now it's the
most appalling ridiculous tragedy well
it's just the way they are
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he's someone event yet next part semi
final isn't it I've got a villain final
don't tell father
backing off Sam are you I've got a bit
with Mildred Paul's coming soon isn't he
cool yes we shall see less of you to
enjoy that train journeys unfulfilled
emotion
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the sea must be the hardest subject war
teams with its own life yet threatens us
with oblivion
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James is like a kite bears mrs. Ramsay
holding the other and the string
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[Applause]
the days are slipping by yes sir I did
hope we might have an opportunity to
discuss my dissertation soon time we did
Joe's time we did yes I would value that
Bravo is this the last man of whom
cricket legends are me I doubt it
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I'm at I wasn't ready
oh yes you just but you did belong hard
I come on James out is out
Oh give him another go yes I'm all for
that
James you are out I want this little
fish
hello captain I was Ross catching miss
Brisco I wasn't very pleased with my
efforts today I'm afraid mr. Tousley
there's such a harsh judge of your own
talents Lily dearest who's never been a
major woman artist really I wish were
not so we're not dealing with a matter
of it is so or it is not so we're
discussing mere opinions aren't we I
think there is such a thing as objective
truth an undeniable manifested consensus
of thought mr. Ramsey I'm sure would
agree with me but not really do you
share mrs. Ramsey you don't cease to be
one person it seems you don't become
half a person do
two minds open like mugs and a kiss I
don't believe they do love can't claim
so much
I'm not poor Lily you must not say that
why must you always insist that the
likes of me Stan shivering outside the
gates to bliss just because we are not
married just because we do not have a
man always to come / and serve
I do not serve here am I not permitted
to be happy as I am on my own Lily I do
assure you I do not serve here this is
my household and I am in control when it
comes down to it you know Michel is but
one member
who don't understand suppose he rejected
you suppose he did right then if he
pushed you out the front door and locked
it what then you would stone
you don't understand
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I've had enough of your damn
philanthropy we do less and less
together if you aren't writing letters
to bereaved relatives and you're
fiddling about with your account books
for the poor and needy
well that's you're making your visits
Caroline do you understand we have
children who want you to themselves and
there's me there is misery all around I
know damn it I knew Walter land Livie
and I know his family is destitute but I
also know I cannot care for the whole
world Caroline can you
maava do see some would like to waste
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if you were somebody
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still a damn bad to innkeeper
yes you're late
Lansing I'm sorry father I had to see
never mind never mind and start your
excuses and don't push cam through the
door ahead of you next time no well what
sort of a week ever had
plumb what's this
plumber the tap in the scullery father
it kept dripping it's been dripping for
years I couldn't stand it dripping any
longer stupid child
it doesn't balance
it doesn't balance
have you decided whether we're going
down too sometimes again father
you said you'd write to mr. Trevorrow to
see I know you said I shouldn't ask
again but when our Lilly came to tea she
said she thought it would be ever so
fine if we could and rescue the house
and go down again just us like we used
to
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we shall go he's won again
how can I capture Earth landscape is a
record of men's labor to transform
nature to exploit it
that is their handiwork
I suppose that's why male artists
portray it said convincingly they are
fired by that pride of possession
there's all the more lamentable then
that they think of landscape is feminine
Jasper tells me his fetus or you
certainly said a cracking pacemaker in
appropriate Footwear Caroline the idiot
boy and he had canvas shoes yesterday
you must give him a decent pair of
walking boots support the foot leather
uppers Caroline and a broad fitting
you'll have outgrown him in a year
Michael how do you find Paul Rainey same
as ever I suppose steady but dull why I
think he's come down to propose to her
approval oh I see
what would her answer be duty no improve
she'll be guided by what we think would
she be happy I think they're very much
perhaps I should raise the matter with
him isn't that what one does oh I'm sure
he will propose if that is what you
would have him do Caroline then I'm sure
he will in this house your wishes
command us all
another day gone by nothing achieved you
are with your family Michael consolation
prize
I'm sorry I know what your reputation is
and the people you invite here this
speaks so highly of you Tom you know
where I live don't you
I've told your mother that if she needs
me urgently at any time just to send you
to fetch me you must use the back door
if it's in the night it's never locked
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you've predicted well mr. tomorrow
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[Applause]
you've been in chat
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bad luck sow
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Roberto lose like a gentleman fix
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have you got your speech ready father
well Andrew what do you think did Sam
have a fair back or now I really don't
know father get know the rules well you
should this is an important sport for
the people here the least we can do is
try to understand it serve our Watchers
Jasper and I playing chess in the garden
for hours on end hasn't taken any
interest in that do you think that's
comparable wasn't giving my point of
view father then you're a fool suppose
he knows the rules of course he does
Andrew you know sat down with the local
experts the first summer he came here
and found out all about it I wish only
the same that I am honored that you have
asked me to present the prizes today we
Ramsey's are only swallows you know here
for the summers indeed I feel it is
presumptuous that someone like I should
stand here in the place of honor when
there are doubtless others whose roots
are deep down in this countryside that I
love so much others far more fitting
than I thank you
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he's someone again yet next part
semi-final isn't it I've got a venom
final Don't Tell father backing off Sam
are you I've got a bit with Mildred
Paul's coming soon isn't he drew
yes we shall see less of you to enjoy
that train journeys unfulfilled emotion
the boy should be at the tournament I
need a mirror Walter don't you be all
given with that Tom mrs. Ramsey is a
word to say Tom you know where I live
don't you
I've told your mother that if she needs
me urgently at any time just to send you
to fetch me he was used the back door if
it's in the night it's never locked
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[Applause]
you've predicted well mr. tomorrow
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[Applause]
time
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have you got your speech ready father
well Andrew what do you think
did Sam have a fair back or no not
really that no father
get know the rules well you should this
is an important spot for the people yeah
the least we can do is try to understand
it Trevorrow watches Jasper
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if you were somebody
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still a damn bag to Angie
yes you're late
Lansing I'm sorry father I had to see
never mind never mind and start your
excuses and don't push cam through the
door ahead of you next time
no well what sort of a week ever had
lemon what's this plumber the tap in the
scullery father it kept dripping it's
been dripping for years I couldn't stand
it dripping any longer stupid chart
it doesn't balance
it doesn't balance
have you decided whether we're going
down too sometimes again father
you said you'd write to mr. Trevorrow to
see I know you said I shouldn't ask
again but when our Lilly came to tea she
said she thought it would be ever so
fine if we could and rescue the house
and go down again just us like we used
to
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we shall
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right
it is finished
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look at it
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closed doors
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[Applause]
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the RS brisk you
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I always have words to rhythms like that
I can't help it
ticking of the clock wheels of a train
even the lighthouse meant the wave would
fall as it drew back I found myself
saying the lord have mercy
I went to find some company I remember I
found melted in the kitchen and I
started talking about next day's meals I
can't imagine what she thought a good
enemy
is my situation was so different from
yours because you have children and I do
not because you have none always to
share your bed and I have known
but what really do you share mrs. Ramsey
you don't cease to be one person it
seems you don't become half a person do
you do mines open like mouths and a kiss
I don't believe they do love can't claim
so much
I'm not poor Lily you must not say that
why must you always insist that the
likes of me Stan shivering outside the
gates to bliss just because we are not
married just because we do not have a
man always to come / and serve
I do not serve here I'm I'm not
permitted to be happy as I am on my own
Lily I do assure you I do not serve here
this is my household and I am in control
when it comes down to it you know my
suppose he rejected you if he pushed you
out the front door and locked it what
then you would starve you disapprove
many people in comal don't even have one
you are mr. talisman mr. Tanzi what
tinder-dry I do believe if you stand out
here in this Sun for more than an hour
mrs. Ramsay let me carry your basket
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you met my daughter
no Brutus and Nancy inhale these couple
of Roscoe's my son
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how's that young son of yours going to
bear he's gonna win the belt and bring
you glory
he's got Hawkins to deal with
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in risk their lives at the date we may
keep what do they do a sport they break
each other's bodies and wrestle engines
no I don't think it's quite as dangerous
as that man sir
last year one man broke his back he's in
a wheelchair now the most appalling
ridiculous tragedy well it's just the
way they are
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it's someone again yet next start
semi-final isn't it I've got a final
don't tell father
backing off Sam are you I've got a bit
with morbid Paul's coming soon isn't it
blue
yes we shall see less of you to enjoy
that train journeys unfulfilled emotion
moral issue prove this house is a luxury
luxuries are immoral therefore nothing
was be spent on
you know Charles as I get older I find I
return more and more to the central
conundrum of philosophy or rather it
returns to me the relationship between
mind and body Here I am after 40 years
of reflection I feel that somehow we are
all fundamentally wrong I cannot find a
concept that fits the physical facts
minds our brains after all brains of
flesh and blood
mind is meet Charles not perceive our
minds as mixer but maybe we should dear
boy that is my point I go to the beach
for the bay the sea sets my skin
tingling but the sea also sets my brain
tingling you get my point the sea may
affect how I think how is this Charles
that's just me I'm not sure I follow you
mr. Ramsey cherub good gracious boy
what's the matter
I cannot destroy being the subject of
amusement my ability mr. Ramsey enormous
Lee you know that I felt it was such a
privilege to be asked down here to work
with you I left my family and I came
down I've got to spend so many weeks to
be able to discuss my dissertation I
thought I must not miss such a chance
now it is nearly over what are you
trying to say I feel disappointed deeply
disappointed do you I didn't understand
you all this gardening and sitting about
and playing cricket and playing on the
beach and I'm it matters does it well
what about your work isn't at what
matters where it's your family that
matters is all your reading and writing
and all that discussions and debates is
that all the game but my work is the
hobby to me it's real it's absolute and
my political view their real true I
can't play games do I have to be a good
sport to be acceptable to you
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the scene must be the hardest subject
war
it teams with its own life yet threatens
us
with oblivion
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James is like a kite bears mrs. Ramsay
holding the other and the string
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the days are slipping by yes sir I did
hope we might have an opportunity to
discuss my dissertation soon time we did
Joe's time we did yes I would tell you
that Bravo is this the last man of whom
cricket legends are me I doubt it
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not I wasn't ready
oh yes you just but you did vote on the
hard I wanted come on James out is out
Oh give him another girl yes I'm all for
that
James you are out I don't want this
little fish I don't
hello captain I was real sketching Miss
Briscoe I wasn't very pleased with my
efforts today I'm afraid mr. Chesney was
such a harsh judge of your own talents
Lilia dearest who's never been a major
woman artist Ruben I wish were not so
we're not dealing with the matter of it
is so or it is not so we're discussing
mere opinions aren't we I think there is
such a thing as objective truth and
undeniable manifested consensus of
thought mr. Ramsay I'm sure would agree
with me
you care to take the chilly messaging
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it is beautiful out here I'm glad you
came you and James - what are you
reading a nonsense this apparently is
one of the bright young men in my field
more flashes here and there I suppose
there are as many holes is in that old
shrimping that you used to love
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dear oh dear oh dear
I do feel the lack of any real education
on these occasions arithmetic for
instance did you enjoy your walk with
the atheist I wish you wouldn't call him
that Nancy the Church of England has a
vested interest in the perpetuation of a
property only ruling class no God worth
his salt with stonker bishop you really
must show more respect your father has a
very high opinion of younger mr. gansley
variable he does say he's very able
Aristotle like him he's a boy and a
freak down here just do that just family
they're boring students or crusty old
family friends no injured Birds mother
please I don't know who you mean by
injured Birds Nancy yes you do that's
enough
I wish to talk with your mother you
strain your eyes Caroline who are you
knitting for noon then soulless son the
lighthouse keeper said that I had been
trying to work
it's Marie's evening of that's why the
children are so noisy whether they're
noisy or not is beside the point I am
unable to work my brain has become an
unwitting beast that's being a tiring
day for you Michael leave domani I'm
sorry oh Sam didn't win your absence was
a subject of comment
the light is gone
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and be bothered to have accounts
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vanished site then can i grieve at
grievances foregone and heavily from
world to world tell of the sad account
of four bandoneon moan which i new pay
as if not paid before but if the while I
think on the dear friend all losses are
restored and sorrows in
like as the waves make towards the
pebbled Shore so do our minutes hasten
to their end each changing place with
that which goes before in sequent toil
all forwards do contend Nativity once in
the main of light crawls to maturity
wherewith being crowned crooked eclipses
gainst his glory fight and time that
gave death now his gift confound time
doth transfix the flourish set on youth
and delves the parallels in beauty's
brow feeds on the rarities of nature's
truth and nothing stands but for his
scythe and yet the time was in hope my
verse shall stand praising thy worth
despite his cruel
I must paint it again
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now bloom sweet risk his livelihood was
almost destroyed the shop is very
vulnerable to public prejudice receive
you soon take that custom elsewhere yes
scandalous that's why the spread of
suffrage without the spread of education
is such a frightening prospect ruled by
appeal to them I presume they brought
their custom back in due course yes as
with every war the euphoria is followed
by a sense of waste my father was then
rather admired but I carry the memory of
the hatred and respect of my childhood I
shall not forget I have a poor memory
for unhappiness thought Charles
what chance of you against that yes he
will marry unstoppable dear blind mother
has arranged this dinner to celebrate
betrothal but only the two of them are
supposed to new has happened mother
knows she has arranged it all
do I wish to celebrate
who would be happier for a time what of
me
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we are sitting in the midst of tragedy
which will be repeated all around the
world or an ever increasing scale I
shall complete my painting I shall move
the tree see the cheapest labor jumping
over the boundaries to which the
Patriots cling here in Cornwall the
whole community of people has been
decimated
thousands of honest men have been forced
to leave to emigrate forever there is
poverty here and helplessness personally
I find it hard to ignore I know many
Cornishmen they are my friends I know of
these things it's time for a toast to
another summer together
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Thank You Nancy when to the set
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