[The Odd Women by George Gissing]@TWC D-Link bookThe Odd Women CHAPTER IV 21/44
Their loneliness was for life, poor things. Already they were old; and they would grow older, sadder, perpetually struggling to supplement that dividend from the precious capital--and merely that they might keep alive.
Oh!--her heart ached at the misery of such a prospect.
How much better if the poor girls had never been born. Her own future was more hopeful than theirs had ever been.
She knew herself good-looking.
Men had followed her in the street and tried to make her acquaintance.
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