A girl approached and stood before him. She was the same subway girl with the same blue scarf, the patterns on the scarf being disheveled and yet effaced like patterns on the carpet his mother used to weave. You had to take a close look to distinguish its disheveled patterns. The girl looked around and finding no one around, she started to unbutton her gown for Esfandyar.
— From Anatomy of Depression
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