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Sister Carrie

CHAPTER X
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It would come infrequently-when something else did not interface when the pleasant side was not too apparent, when Drouet was not there.

It was somewhat clear in utterance at first, but never wholly convincing.

There was always an answer, always the December days threatened.

She was alone; she was desireful; she was fearful of the whistling wind.

The voice of what made answer for her.
Once the bright days of summer pass by, a city takes on that somber garb of gray, wrapped in which it goes about its labors during the long winter.


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