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“I AM ANNIE OF LOCHROYAN”
 

grimy and sticky, noisy, reeking and oppressive, disorderly and burdensome, more burdensome than hunger and more disorderly than squalor; and there sank upon me the weariness of myriads, and I fled, O Glasgow, for I had no courage to behold and compare.

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