The narrator came to Paris, met with Charles Strickland in a small, decrepit hotel and a conversation began between them. Charles explained that he didn't love his wife and children, he tied to live in lie and that he decided to take up painting. The writer could not bring him over and make him come back. Returned back, he told Mrs. Strickland about such news. She was not upset but on the contrary she got angry and rejected her husband. In five years, everybody's life was changed: Mrs. Strickland kept her own bureau and the narrator moved to Paris. There he got to know from his friend and artist Dirk Stroeve that Charles Strickland became a famous painter. Although, met him in a cheap café Charles looked like a poor, old man without a penny.
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... met (no 'with') Charles Strickland in a small decrepit hotel ...
... he tRied to live in A lie ...
HAVING Returned, he told Mrs. Strickland about such news.
In five years, everybody's life HAD changed:
etc