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Carney said the 77 percent figure is based on census data, and there are a lot of factors that contribute to the gap.

Now the invisible cutting dust that had scorched Carney's face had taken visible form; it was like fierce-driven flour.

Carney's surmise proved correct; dozens of short hairs were imbedded in the coat, principally in the sleeves.

His name was Hessler and his rescuer was a trainman named Carney.

I'm going on Mrs. Carney's car, or I'd be delighted to join you in a conveyance; but you'll easily get one at the hotel.'

Carney asked gently, for he had met many men in the waste places with just this curious antipathy to an unknown.