The Wild PalmsChatto & Windus, 1952 - 315 pàgines |
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Pàgina 16
... knew better and knew that his wife knew better . Because this was it , this the anger and outrage which would alternate with the despair tomorrow and tomorrow : Why did you have to tell me ? he thought . The others didn't tell me ...
... knew better and knew that his wife knew better . Because this was it , this the anger and outrage which would alternate with the despair tomorrow and tomorrow : Why did you have to tell me ? he thought . The others didn't tell me ...
Pàgina 153
... knew and who knew his ways , the familiar fields where he did work he had learned to do well and to like , the mules with char- acters he knew and respected as he knew and respected the characters of certain men ; he thought of the bar ...
... knew and who knew his ways , the familiar fields where he did work he had learned to do well and to like , the mules with char- acters he knew and respected as he knew and respected the characters of certain men ; he thought of the bar ...
Pàgina 191
... knew this too and he cursed him- self for this too in the snow ) she knew that one of them must keep some sort of head and she knew beforehand it would not be he . Then the ore train came . He had packed the remain- ing provisions out ...
... knew this too and he cursed him- self for this too in the snow ) she knew that one of them must keep some sort of head and she knew beforehand it would not be he . Then the ore train came . He had packed the remain- ing provisions out ...
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