The Wild PalmsChatto & Windus, 1954 - 315 pàgines |
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Pàgina 75
... thought , It's not the romance of illicit love which draws them , not the passionate idea of two damned and doomed and isolated forever against the world and God and the irrevoc- able which draws men ; it's because the idea of illicit ...
... thought , It's not the romance of illicit love which draws them , not the passionate idea of two damned and doomed and isolated forever against the world and God and the irrevoc- able which draws men ; it's because the idea of illicit ...
Pàgina 128
William Faulkner. " -Maybe you thought all the time that when the moment came you could rein back , save something ... thought I did . I believed I waked up in time and beat that ; we came back here and I thought 128 THE WILD PALMS.
William Faulkner. " -Maybe you thought all the time that when the moment came you could rein back , save something ... thought I did . I believed I waked up in time and beat that ; we came back here and I thought 128 THE WILD PALMS.
Pàgina 259
... thought , watching it . But then he probably never forgot anything in his life except that he was alive once , must ... thought , hearing his roaring and labouring heart . As though it were pumping sand not blood , not liquid , he ...
... thought , watching it . But then he probably never forgot anything in his life except that he was alive once , must ... thought , hearing his roaring and labouring heart . As though it were pumping sand not blood , not liquid , he ...
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