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Vandover and the Brute

CHAPTER Sixteen
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But he no longer found pleasure even in vice; once it had been his amusement, now it was his occupation.

It was the only thing that seemed to ease the horrible nervousness that of late had begun to prey upon him constantly.
But though nothing could amuse him, on the other hand nothing could worry him; in the end the very riot of his nerves ceased even to annoy him.

He had arrived at a state of absolute indifference.

He had so often rearranged his pliable nature to suit his changing environment that at last he found that he could be content in almost any circumstances.

He had no pleasures, no cares, no ambitions, no regrets, no hopes.


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