She had time in the afternoons to do crewelwork and embroidery, no longer occupied by the constant spinning of wool. She remained standing stiffly, unable even to move. She felt scrawny, lanky, badly dressed in a baggy black T-shirt, sweaty, not at all beautiful; not even pretty. Here was Ruth Enschede—sick of love! Love—something the world would always keep hidden from her, at least human love. This morning he heard voices—McClintock's and the Wastrel's.
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