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  • Mrs. Ramsay knits a brown stocking for the Lighthouse keeper's son, using James as a reference for size.
  • While knitting, she becomes frustrated with James for his fidgeting, reflecting on how the room's furniture could be improved.
  • Despite the room's imperfections, it suits the children as they play in and out.
  • She notices William and Lily and decides they should marry, showing her tendency to plan futures.
  • Feeling sad at the stocking's shortness, she tenderly kisses James and encourages him to find another picture to cut out.

To the Lighthouse

“The Window” Chapter 5

Mrs. Ramsay's knitting

Mrs. Ramsay knits the brown stocking for the Lighthouse keeper’s son. When she measures it against James she becomes angry with him for fidgeting. As she measures, she takes in the furniture of the room and considers how it could be better. However, with the children running in and out it suits them fine. When she spies William and Lily she determines that they should marry. She looks very sad when she sees the stocking is too short . She kisses James’s forehead and tells him to find another picture to cut out.

La sig.ra Ramsay lavora a maglia la calza marrone per il figlio del custode del faro. Quando lo misura in rapporto a James diventa arrabbiata con lui per irritarsi. Come misura, prende nella mobilia della stanza e considera come potrebbe essere migliore. recensione di To the lighthouse di Virginia WoolfTuttavia, con i bambini funzionare in e verso l'esterno esso li soddisfa benissimo. Quando spia William ed il giglio determina che dovrebbero sposarsi (26). Osserva molto triste quando vede la calza è troppo corta (28). Bacia la fronte del James e gli dice di trovare un'altra immagine per tagliare.

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