Inwardly, though, blown empty a giant breath, stood waiting Mr. Hensha — M.F.K. Fisher, Sister Age

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Inwardly, though, she was blown empty by a giant breath, and while they stood waiting for Mr. Henshaw to tie up the Clara she knew that she would never be the same poor, ignorant woman of an hour ago. She would be poor, all right, and she would be ignorant and she would be a woman, but never in the same ways.

M.F.K. Fisher, Sister Age

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