Bob Ames and the Vances help the protagonist join the stage, and that protagonist lives with Lola and is the subject of interest of Charles Drouet.
The protagonist of this novel is allowed to keep some savings for a hat in the winter season and is taken to Garfield Park before being given 20 dollars after a huge lunch. This novel ends with a man using a gas jet to commit suicide in a [?] flophouse, and that character used to frequently stay in hotels looking at rich people. The protagonist uses the last name Wheeler while married, and assumes a pensive pose while on a rocking chair frequently. Bob Ames and the Vances help the protagonist join the stage, and that protagonist lives with Lola and is the subject of interest of Charles Drouet. For ten points, money is stolen from a salon by George Hurstwood in this work focusing on Caroline Meeber written by Theodore Dreiser.
The protagonist of this novel is allowed to keep some savings for a hat in the winter season and is taken to Garfield Park before being given 20 dollars after a huge lunch.
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