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Sister Carrie

CHAPTER XXVI
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Her spirits were materially reduced, owing to the newly restored sense of magnitude of the great interests and the insignificance of her claims upon society, such as she understood them to be.
That night she was visited by Mrs.Hale, whose chatter and protracted stay made it impossible to dwell upon her predicament or the fortune of the day.

Before retiring, however, she sat down to think, and gave herself up to the most gloomy forebodings.

Drouet had not put in an appearance.

She had had no word from any quarter, she had spent a dollar of her precious sum in procuring food and paying car fare.

It was evident that she would not endure long.


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