SISTER CARRIE

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[A hand-writted note, transcribed below, appeared on the first page ofthis copy of the book. The etexttranscriber cannot attest to its authenticity.]



My Dear Mr. Norris:

Owing as I do so very much to your earliest and most unqualifiedapproval of this story in manuscript form it is my determination toinscribe a copy to you whether you will or no. That it reaches eitheryou or the public "under cover" so soon is due entirely to you.Therefore refuse not a corner on the family table to the off-spring youso generously fostered; neither attempt to deny in the future that yoursins do find you out.

With the most grateful remembrances I am,

Sincerely yours     
Dreiser

Sister Carrie



By
Theodore Dreiser


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NEW YORK
Doubleday, Page & Co.
1900



COPYRIGHT, 1900, BY
DOUBLEDAY, PAGE & CO.

TO MY FRIEND

ARTHUR HENRY

WHOSE STEADFAST IDEALS AND SERENE
DEVOTION TO TRUTH AND BEAUTY
HAVE SERVED TO LIGHTEN THE METHOD
AND STRENGTHEN THE PURPOSE OF
THIS VOLUME.

SISTER CARRIE

Contents
Chapter I. The Magnet Attracting—A Waif Amid Forces
II. What Poverty Threatened—Of Granite And Brass
III. We Question of Fortune—Four-fifty a Week
IV. The Spendings of Fancy—Facts Answer With Sneers
V. A Glittering Night Flower—The Use of a Name
VI. The Machine And The Maiden—A Knight of To-day
VII. The Lure of the Material—Beauty Speaks for Itself
VIII. Intimations By Winter—An Ambassador Summoned
IX. Convention's Own Tinder-box—The Eye That Is Green
X. The Counsel of Winter—Fortune's Ambassador Calls
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