XVIII. Concluded-"The Jungle: A Story of Chicago" - Upton Sinclair - Appeal to Reason

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Byline: Upton Sinclair; 1905-08-19; Appeal to Reason; pages 2

Report: "The Jungle: A Story of Chicago" - Upton Sinclair - Appeal to Reason

"Jurgis's brain was so in a whirl that he could not grasp the situation. It was as if his family had been wiped out of existence; as if they were proving to be dream people, who never had existed at all. He was quite lost—but then suddenly he thought of Grandmother Majauszkis, who lived on the next block. She would know! He turned and started at a run."

Description:Chapter Eighteen, concluded, in Upton Sinclair's original serial for Appeal to Reason, the unexpurgated version of what became "The Jungle."

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Chapter Eighteen, concluded, in Upton Sinclair's original serial for Appeal to Reason, the unexpurgated version of what became "The Jungle."