The Amateur
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CHAPTER X T T was after one o clock when Carey got back to the * boarding house. He had walked straight out Fifth Avenue to One Hundred and Tenth Street, and then had retraced his steps home. With the exception of half an hour at a Childs restaurant for his dinner, he had been walking steadily since five in the afternoon. The first snow of the year was falling and, to Carey s unfamiliar senses, it was wonderfully exhilarating. It gave him a delightful thrill to shuffle his feet in the drifts an...d to turn his face upward to catch the softly falling flakes upon forehead, cheeks, mouth and chin. He enjoyed eating it, too, scraping off upon his gloved forefinger little piles and mounds of it from the iron fences where it gathered. But, in spite of the excitement of the snow, he was aware of a profound feeling of depression. It was not due to any sense of grief at the thought of his father s death. He had changed to a white shirt and put on a black tie before he left the house, merely because it seemed the thing to do.
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CHAPTER X T T was after one o clock when Carey got back to the * boarding house. He had walked straight out Fifth Avenue to One Hundred and Tenth Street, and then had retraced his steps home. With the exception of half an hour at a Childs restaurant for his dinner, he had been walking steadily since five in the afternoon. The first snow of the year was falling and, to Carey s unfamiliar senses, it was wonderfully exhilarating. It gave him a delightful thrill to shuffle his feet in the drifts an...d to turn his face upward to catch the softly falling flakes upon forehead, cheeks, mouth and chin. He enjoyed eating it, too, scraping off upon his gloved forefinger little piles and mounds of it from the iron fences where it gathered. But, in spite of the excitement of the snow, he was aware of a profound feeling of depression. It was not due to any sense of grief at the thought of his father s death. He had changed to a white shirt and put on a black tie before he left the house, merely because it seemed the thing to do.
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