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431
So
there
was
a
man
outside
;
Evans
presumably
;
and
the
roses
,
which
Rezia
said
were
half
dead
,
had
been
picked
by
him
in
the
fields
of
Greece
.
"
Communication
is
health
;
communication
is
happiness
,
communication
--
"
he
muttered
.
432
"
What
are
you
saying
,
Septimus
?
"
Rezia
asked
,
wild
with
terror
,
for
he
was
talking
to
himself
.
433
She
sent
Agnes
running
for
Dr.
Holmes
.
Her
husband
,
she
said
,
was
mad
.
He
scarcely
knew
her
.
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434
"
You
brute
!
You
brute
!
"
cried
Septimus
,
seeing
human
nature
,
that
is
Dr.
Holmes
,
enter
the
room
.
435
"
Now
what
's
all
this
about
?
"
said
Dr.
Holmes
in
the
most
amiable
way
in
the
world
.
"
Talking
nonsense
to
frighten
your
wife
?
"
But
he
would
give
him
something
to
make
him
sleep
.
And
if
they
were
rich
people
,
said
Dr.
Holmes
,
looking
ironically
round
the
room
,
by
all
means
let
them
go
to
Harley
Street
;
if
they
had
no
confidence
in
him
,
said
Dr.
Holmes
,
looking
not
quite
so
kind
.
436
It
was
precisely
twelve
o'clock
;
twelve
by
Big
Ben
;
whose
stroke
was
wafted
over
the
northern
part
of
London
;
blent
with
that
of
other
clocks
,
mixed
in
a
thin
ethereal
way
with
the
clouds
and
wisps
of
smoke
,
and
died
up
there
among
the
seagulls
--
twelve
o'clock
struck
as
Clarissa
Dalloway
laid
her
green
dress
on
her
bed
,
and
the
Warren
Smiths
walked
down
Harley
Street
.
Twelve
was
the
hour
of
their
appointment
.
Probably
,
Rezia
thought
,
that
was
Sir
William
Bradshaw
's
house
with
the
grey
motor
car
in
front
of
it
.
The
leaden
circles
dissolved
in
the
air
.
437
Indeed
it
was
--
Sir
William
Bradshaw
's
motor
car
;
low
,
powerful
,
grey
with
plain
initials
'
interlocked
on
the
panel
,
as
if
the
pomps
of
heraldry
were
incongruous
,
this
man
being
the
ghostly
helper
,
the
priest
of
science
;
and
,
as
the
motor
car
was
grey
,
so
to
match
its
sober
suavity
,
grey
furs
,
silver
grey
rugs
were
heaped
in
it
,
to
keep
her
ladyship
warm
while
she
waited
.
For
often
Sir
William
would
travel
sixty
miles
or
more
down
into
the
country
to
visit
the
rich
,
the
afflicted
,
who
could
afford
the
very
large
fee
which
Sir
William
very
properly
charged
for
his
advice
.
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438
Her
ladyship
waited
with
the
rugs
about
her
knees
an
hour
or
more
,
leaning
back
,
thinking
sometimes
of
the
patient
,
sometimes
,
excusably
,
of
the
wall
of
gold
,
mounting
minute
by
minute
while
she
waited
;
the
wall
of
gold
that
was
mounting
between
them
and
all
shifts
and
anxieties
(
she
had
borne
them
bravely
;
they
had
had
their
struggles
)
until
she
felt
wedged
on
a
calm
ocean
,
where
only
spice
winds
blow
;
respected
,
admired
,
envied
,
with
scarcely
anything
left
to
wish
for
,
though
she
regretted
her
stoutness
;
large
dinner-parties
every
Thursday
night
to
the
profession
;
an
occasional
bazaar
to
be
opened
;
Royalty
greeted
;
too
little
time
,
alas
,
with
her
husband
,
whose
work
grew
and
grew
;
a
boy
doing
well
at
Eton
;
she
would
have
liked
a
daughter
too
;
interests
she
had
,
however
,
in
plenty
;
child
welfare
;
the
after-care
of
the
epileptic
,
and
photography
,
so
that
if
there
was
a
church
building
,
or
a
church
decaying
,
she
bribed
the
sexton
,
got
the
key
and
took
photographs
,
which
were
scarcely
to
be
distinguished
from
the
work
of
professionals
,
while
she
waited
.
439
Sir
William
himself
was
no
longer
young
.
440
He
had
worked
very
hard
;
he
had
won
his
position
by
sheer
ability
(
being
the
son
of
a
shopkeeper
)
;
loved
his
profession
;
made
a
fine
figurehead
at
ceremonies
and
spoke
well
--
all
of
which
had
by
the
time
he
was
knighted
given
him
a
heavy
look
,
a
weary
look
(
the
stream
of
patients
being
so
incessant
,
the
responsibilities
and
privileges
of
his
profession
so
onerous
)
,
which
weariness
,
together
with
his
grey
hairs
,
increased
the
extraordinary
distinction
of
his
presence
and
gave
him
the
reputation
(
of
the
utmost
importance
in
dealing
with
nerve
cases
)
not
merely
of
lightning
skill
,
and
almost
infallible
accuracy
in
diagnosis
but
of
sympathy
;
tact
;
understanding
of
the
human
soul
.
He
could
see
the
first
moment
they
came
into
the
room
(
the
Warren
Smiths
they
were
called
)
;
he
was
certain
directly
he
saw
the
man
;
it
was
a
case
of
extreme
gravity
.
It
was
a
case
of
complete
breakdown
--
complete
physical
and
nervous
breakdown
,
with
every
symptom
in
an
advanced
stage
,
he
ascertained
in
two
or
three
minutes
(
writing
answers
to
questions
,
murmured
discreetly
,
on
a
pink
card
)
.