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Suppose he had no money. Suppose a man came to get the
            money. The man might walk down that street and suddenly
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            meet himself coming back, without having received a cent.               What you Think?ou Think?
            This  part of  the city is  called  Greenwich Village. And  to               Who are the two
                                                                                        painters mentioned
            old  Greenwich  Village  the  painters  soon  came.  Here  they            here? Where did they
            found rooms they like, with good light and at a low cost.                       meet  first ?

            Sue and Johnsy lived at the top of a building with three
            floors.  One  of  these  young  women  came  from  Maine,  the  other  from  California.  They
            had met at a restaurant on Eighth Street. There they discovered that they liked the same

            kind of art, the same kind of food,  and the same kind of clothes. So, they decided  to
            live and work together.












































            That was in the spring. Toward winter, a cold stranger entered Greenwich Village. No one

            could see him. He walked around, touching one person here
            and another there with his icy fingers. He had a bad sickness.
                                                                                     What you Think?ou Think?
            Doctors called it Pneumonia. On the east side of the city he             What y
            hurried, touching many people; but in the narrow streets of                   What  happened to
            Greenwich Village he did not move so quickly.                                       Johnsy ?

            Mr.  Pneumonia  was  not  a  nice  old  gentleman.  A  nice  old




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