The Sun Also Rises: When Shirley Lockhart lived on the dark streets of Chicago, her only hope was "The Sun Also Rises"

The Sun Also Rises: When Shirley Lockhart lived on the dark streets of Chicago, her only hope was "The Sun Also Rises"

by Leslie Quinn

68 pages· 2014
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When you walk the cold streets of Chicago day and night, you see the slums of the alleys, the abandon buildings, and cold homeless and hungry people. When you are one of the homeless that crawl upon cardboard boxes close to the heated pipes that come from the buildings for warmth, then you know the real meaning of living on the streets. How do you think you would have fared in the shoes of Shirley Lockhart?

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