[Sister Carrie by Theodore Dreiser]@TWC D-Link book
Sister Carrie

CHAPTER XV
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He got back in fancy to the old Hurstwood, who was neither married nor fixed in a solid position for life.

He remembered the light spirit in which he once looked after the girls--how he had danced, escorted them home, hung over their gates.

He almost wished he was back there again--here in this pleasant scene he felt as if he were wholly free.
At two Carrie came tripping along the walk toward him, rosy and clean.
She had just recently donned a sailor hat for the season with a band of pretty white-dotted blue silk.

Her skirt was of a rich blue material, and her shirt waist matched it, with a thin stripe of blue upon a snow-white ground--stripes that were as fine as hairs.

Her brown shoes peeped occasionally from beneath her skirt.


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