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The Titan

CHAPTER XXIV
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It was a pathetic mess at times, but so are all defiant variations from the accustomed drift of things.

In the hardy language of Napoleon, one cannot make an omelette without cracking a number of eggs.
The coming of Stephanie Platow, Russian Jewess on one side of her family, Southwestern American on the other, was an event in Cowperwood's life.

She was tall, graceful, brilliant, young, with much of the optimism of Rita Sohlberg, and yet endowed with a strange fatalism which, once he knew her better, touched and moved him.

He met her on shipboard on the way to Goteborg.

Her father, Isadore Platow, was a wealthy furrier of Chicago.


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