Unit 191 Part A

13 She became a wild eccentric, a bag lady who sailed forth every few months ...
14 to try to raise money from the bankers in Leadville and Denver to reopen the mine.
15 Eventually, she moved with her daughters to a shack at the mine head -
16 a small squalid building exposed to the elements,
17 whose walls she pasted with pictures of her days of glory, cut out from magazines.
18 The oldest daughter ran away.
19 The younger, Silver Dollar, who had inherited her mother's youthful morals …
20 but none of her later obduracy, died an alcoholic in Chicago in 1925.
21 Still Baby Doe tried to work the mine, descending into the depths itself,
22 well into her seventies, trying in vain to find the new silver lode …
23 which would restore her fortunes.
24 She finally died an old, mad recluse,
25 frozen to death aged 80, in a blizzard, in 1935.