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Sister Carrie

CHAPTER VI
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There was something in the man's look which frightened her.
During the remainder of the week it was very much the same.

One or two nights she found herself too tired to walk home, and expended car fare.
She was not very strong, and sitting all day affected her back.

She went to bed one night before Hanson.
Transplantation is not always successful in the matter of flowers or maidens.

It requires sometimes a richer soil, a better atmosphere to continue even a natural growth.

It would have been better if her acclimatization had been more gradual--less rigid.


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