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Eighteen seventy-nine: it was the year her father lost his money. / Harriett was nearly thirty-five.
She remembered the day, late in November, when they heard him coming / home from the office early. Her mother raised her head and said, / "That's your father, Harriett. He must be ill. " She always thought of / seventy-nine as one continuous November.