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“We can walk—” “You damned pauper,” she said. “Get in. Hurry.” He got in. The
cab moved on. The hotel was not far. A negro porter took the bag. Then it seemed
to Wilbourne that he had never been in his life, and would never be again, ...
“We can walk—” “You damned pauper,” she said. “Get in. Hurry.” He got in. The
cab moved on. The hotel was not far. A negro porter took the bag. Then it seemed
to Wilbourne that he had never been in his life, and would never be again, ...
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“No 1 I'll be damned if it is.” “Do you want to go on like this, hanging around and
staying green for me like an apple on a limb : " She took his raincoat from the
chair and slung it across her arm and stood waiting. “Don't you want to go first 2"
he ...
“No 1 I'll be damned if it is.” “Do you want to go on like this, hanging around and
staying green for me like an apple on a limb : " She took his raincoat from the
chair and slung it across her arm and stood waiting. “Don't you want to go first 2"
he ...
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We have the child, only we both know we can't have it, can't afford to have it. And
they hurt too bad, Harry. Too damned bad. I'm going to hold you to the promise,
Harry. And so from now until that day comes, we won't even have to mention it, ...
We have the child, only we both know we can't have it, can't afford to have it. And
they hurt too bad, Harry. Too damned bad. I'm going to hold you to the promise,
Harry. And so from now until that day comes, we won't even have to mention it, ...
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Informació bibliogràfica
| Títol | The Wild Palms |
| Autor | William Faulkner |
| Editor | Chatto & Windus, 1952 |
| Nre. de pàgines | 315 pàgines |
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