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But they listened, and soon even those who like the taller convict had probably
never before seen more water than a horse pond would hold knew what thirty
feet on a river gauge at Cairo or Memphis meant and could (and did) talk glibly of
...
But they listened, and soon even those who like the taller convict had probably
never before seen more water than a horse pond would hold knew what thirty
feet on a river gauge at Cairo or Memphis meant and could (and did) talk glibly of
...
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Oh, they could hear all right; the wops could talk to them : one of the wops was
the interpreter for them. But they are queer people ; they don't understand
dishonesty. I guess when the wops tried to tell them, it just didn't make sense, that
a man ...
Oh, they could hear all right; the wops could talk to them : one of the wops was
the interpreter for them. But they are queer people ; they don't understand
dishonesty. I guess when the wops tried to tell them, it just didn't make sense, that
a man ...
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So from now until then we won't even talk about it; I will try to make things as easy
as possible while you look for a job, a good job that will support three of us—” “
No,” he said. “No | No 1" “Wait,” she said. “You promised.—Then if you haven't ...
So from now until then we won't even talk about it; I will try to make things as easy
as possible while you look for a job, a good job that will support three of us—” “
No,” he said. “No | No 1" “Wait,” she said. “You promised.—Then if you haven't ...
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| Títol | The Wild Palms |
| Autor | William Faulkner |
| Editor | Chatto & Windus, 1952 |
| Nre. de pàgines | 315 pàgines |
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