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by Theodore Dreiser
About 118 pages (35,348 words)
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Book 3, Chapter 21 Summary

Mason provides 127 witnesses testifying to Roberta's character and Clyde's involvement with her. Anyone that knew Roberta is called in, including her mother and her father, Mrs. Gilpin, the Wilcoxes, Grace Marr, the Newtons, and Dr. Glenn. Also called in are many people who had seen or connected Clyde to Roberta, including, the druggists, Orrin Short, and witnesses that saw them together or heard them talking. Roberta's character cannot be impugned, and Clyde.....

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