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To explain how she arrived at her thesis, Woolf’s narrator says she will use “all the liberties and licenses” of ___.

2 of 5
To what does the narrator compare her lost idea after being interrupted on the riverbank by the Beadle?

3 of 5
What university event does the narrator describe as having lit “the rich yellow flame of rational conversation”?

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In what part of the body does the narrator describe a “lamp” lighting with the sense of power and possibility?

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In the closing to Chapter 1, the narrator reflects that “urbanity, geniality, and dignity” are the offspring of ___.

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