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This character laments how her own body “seemed nothing—nothing at all” while admiring the “slow and stately” figure of Lady Bexborough. This character thinks fondly of the clever sayings of a former love interest, such as a quip about preferring “men to cauliflowers.” This character reminisces about the “most exquisite moment” (20[1])of her life, which is when (20[1])her friend picked a flower from a stone urn and (*) kissed (10[1])her (10[1])on the lips. (10[6])Despite (10[1])choosing (10[1])Richard (10[2])over Peter Walsh, (10[3])this character (10[1])wishes (10[1])she could have had the choice to marry her childhood friend Sally Seton. (10[2])For (10[1])10 points, a 1925 stream-of-consciousness (10[1])novel (10[1])by Virginia Woolf follows (10[1])a day (10[1])in the life of what title woman? ■END■ (10[9])

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