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"Chains" is a collection of little-known novels and stories by Theodore Dreiser, published in 1927. Although Dreiser is best remembered for seminal works such as "An American Tragedy" and "Sister Carrie," "Chains" gives readers a glimpse into some of his lesser-known works.
The collection includes shorter works and even early drafts or works that did not receive as much recognition as his famous novels. But even his lesser-known works are likely to contain Dreiser's keen observations of human nature, exploration of social issues, and compelling storytelling.

Summary
Primarily, there were the conditions under which she was brought to fifteen years of age: the crowded, scummy tenements; the narrow green-painted halls with their dim gas-jets, making the entrance look more like that of a morgue than a dwelling-place; the dirty halls and rooms with their green or blue or brown walls painted to save the cost of paper; the bare wooden floors, long since saturated with every type of grease and filth from oleomargarine and suet leaked from cheap fats or meats, to beer and whiskey and tobacco-juice. A little occasional scrubbing by some would-be hygienic tenant was presumed to keep or make clean some of the chambers and halls.

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Contents
I. Sanctuary
II. The Hand
III. Chains
IV. St. Columba and the River
V. Convention
VI. Khat
VII. Typhoon
VIII. The Old Neighborhood
IX. Phantom Gold
X. Marriage for One
XI. Fulfilment
XII. The Victor
XIII. The Shadow
XIV. The ¡°Mercy¡± of God
XV. The Prince Who Was a Thief