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McTeague

CHAPTER 16
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Trina could often reproach him with drinking too much; she never could say that he was drunk.

The alcohol had its effect for all that.

It roused the man, or rather the brute in the man, and now not only roused it, but goaded it to evil.
McTeague's nature changed.

It was not only the alcohol, it was idleness and a general throwing off of the good influence his wife had had over him in the days of their prosperity.

McTeague disliked Trina.


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