Miriam ( 1945 )

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A well-known Capote known for its eeriness and inscrutability; perhaps the most inscrutable thing about it being how one Mrs. H. T. Miller can also be a Miriam.

But a series of unaccountable purchases had begun, as if by prearranged plan: a plan of which she had not the least knowledge or control.|||"... The last place I lived was with an old man; he was terribly poor and we never had good things to eat. But I think I'll be happy here."