The Wild Palms |
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Pàgina 64
When they reached the top of the levee they could see the long line of khaki tents
, interspersed with fires about which people—men, women and children, negro
and white—crouched or stood among shapeless bales of clothing, their heads ...
When they reached the top of the levee they could see the long line of khaki tents
, interspersed with fires about which people—men, women and children, negro
and white—crouched or stood among shapeless bales of clothing, their heads ...
Pàgina 66
Stood, further than he could see—a slowly and heavily roiling chocolate-frothy
expanse broken only by a thin line a mile away as fragile in appearance as a
single hair, which after a moment he recognised. It's another levee, he thought
quietly.
Stood, further than he could see—a slowly and heavily roiling chocolate-frothy
expanse broken only by a thin line a mile away as fragile in appearance as a
single hair, which after a moment he recognised. It's another levee, he thought
quietly.
Pàgina 231
He did not tell it that way, just as he apparently did not consider it worth the
breath to tell how he had got the hundred-and-sixtypound skiff single-handed up
and across and down the sixty-foot levee. He just said, “After a while we come to
a ...
He did not tell it that way, just as he apparently did not consider it worth the
breath to tell how he had got the hundred-and-sixtypound skiff single-handed up
and across and down the sixty-foot levee. He just said, “After a while we come to
a ...
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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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