The Wild PalmsChatto & Windus, 1952 - 315 pàgines |
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Pàgina 17
... hear them struggling . “ Let me go , you bloody bungling bastard " ( it was rat , " the noun , which the doctor believed he heard ) . You promised , rat . That was all I asked and you promised . Because listen , rat " the doctor could hear ...
... hear them struggling . “ Let me go , you bloody bungling bastard " ( it was rat , " the noun , which the doctor believed he heard ) . You promised , rat . That was all I asked and you promised . Because listen , rat " the doctor could hear ...
Pàgina 32
... hear a piano , it was something of Gershwin's . " There , " Flint said . " You don't need to worry about this party . You can already hear the home - made gin . Gershwin might have painted his pictures for him too . Only I bet Gershwin ...
... hear a piano , it was something of Gershwin's . " There , " Flint said . " You don't need to worry about this party . You can already hear the home - made gin . Gershwin might have painted his pictures for him too . Only I bet Gershwin ...
Pàgina 144
... hear such at all and to none to hear it more than once in his life . And he was not alarmed now either because there was not time , for although the visibility ahead , for all its clarity , did not extend very far , yet in the next ...
... hear such at all and to none to hear it more than once in his life . And he was not alarmed now either because there was not time , for although the visibility ahead , for all its clarity , did not extend very far , yet in the next ...
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