Upton Sinclair

Upton Sinclair

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Portrait of Upton Sinclair Upton Sinclair King Coal — Book III Chapter 8 (1917)

I could understand that must have made it pretty hard for her, in one of these coal-camps." There was a pause. "But see here," said the reporter, "you'll only do the girl harm by making a row. Nobody believes that women in coal-camps have any virtue. God knows, I don't see how they do have, considering the sort of men who run the camps, and the power they have."
"Mr. Keating," said Hal, "did _you_ believe what Cartwright told you?"
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