BETWEEN THE ACTS ` “Miss La Trobe!” they hailed her now. “What’s the idea about this?” She stopped. David and Iris each had a hand on the gramophone. It must be hidden; yet must be close enough to the audience to be heard. Well, hadn’t she given orders? Where were the hurdles covered in leaves? Fetch them. Mr. Streatfield had said he would see to it. Where was Mr. Streatfield? No clergyman was visible. …showed first 75 words of 1263 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1263 total…tradition that keeps them together. For example, through the novel they drink tea, which is a social ritual and they read poetry together which is the literacy tradition that Woolf ties into the novel. Virginia Woolf has a very unique style of writing that encompasses a few special techniques. Auerbach has examined and explained these techniques with regard to To The Lighthouse, but they can clearly be carried over and seen in Between the Acts.