SISTER CARRIE
[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
By
Theodore Dreiser
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.
Contents | ||
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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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