The Wild PalmsChatto & Windus, 1952 - 315 pàgines |
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Pàgina 116
... going to keep me on until summer at the He heard this time ; he went through the same experi- ence as when he had ... going to leave Chicago . " 66 " Leave Chicago ? " Yes . For good . more just for money . You're not going to work any ...
... going to keep me on until summer at the He heard this time ; he went through the same experi- ence as when he had ... going to leave Chicago . " 66 " Leave Chicago ? " Yes . For good . more just for money . You're not going to work any ...
Pàgina 145
... going through the motions of paddling , waiting for an opportunity to scream . He never found it . For an instant the skiff seemed to stand erect on its stern and then shoot scrabbling and scrambling up the curling wall of water like a ...
... going through the motions of paddling , waiting for an opportunity to scream . He never found it . For an instant the skiff seemed to stand erect on its stern and then shoot scrabbling and scrambling up the curling wall of water like a ...
Pàgina 201
... going to hold you to the promise , Harry . And so from now until that day comes , we won't even have to mention it ... going to fail and he would fail ; now he knew he was going to fail and he refused to believe it , refused to accept no ...
... going to hold you to the promise , Harry . And so from now until that day comes , we won't even have to mention it ... going to fail and he would fail ; now he knew he was going to fail and he refused to believe it , refused to accept no ...
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