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Sister Carrie

CHAPTER XXXI
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He carried himself with the same self-important air, took his new state with easy familiarity, and rejoiced in Carrie's proclivities and successes.

Each evening he arrived promptly to dinner, and found the little dining-room a most inviting spectacle.

In a way, the smallness of the room added to its luxury.

It looked full and replete.

The white covered table was arrayed with pretty dishes and lighted with a four-armed candelabra, each light of which was topped with a red shade.
Between Carrie and the girl the steaks and chops came out all right, and canned goods did the rest for a while.


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