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Sister Carrie

CHAPTER XXX
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That danger dissolved, the next necessity became the grievous thing.

The paltry sum of thirteen hundred and some odd dollars set against the need of rent, clothing, food, and pleasure for years to come was a spectacle little calculated to induce peace of mind in one who had been accustomed to spend five times that sum in the course of a year.

He thought upon the subject rather actively the first few days he was in New York, and decided that he must act quickly.

As a consequence, he consulted the business opportunities advertised in the morning papers and began investigations on his own account.
That was not before he had become settled, however.

Carrie and he went looking for a flat, as arranged, and found one in Seventy-eighth Street near Amsterdam Avenue.


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