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A Man and a Woman

CHAPTER VI
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His family was removed to town.
Western, or rather Northwestern, town life, when the town has less than ten thousand people, varies little with the locality.

There is the same vigor everywhere, because conditions are so similar.

It is odd, too, the close resemblance all through the great lake region in the local geography of the towns.

Small streams run into larger ones, and these in turn enter the inland seas, or the straits, called rivers, which connect them.

Where the small rivers enter the larger ones, or where the larger enter the straits or lakes, men made the towns.


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