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Pàgina 63
They felt the train stop, they heard the engine blow a long blast which wailed
away unechoed across the waste, wild and forlorn, and they were not even
curious ; they sat or stood behind the rain-streaming windows as the train
crawled on ...
They felt the train stop, they heard the engine blow a long blast which wailed
away unechoed across the waste, wild and forlorn, and they were not even
curious ; they sat or stood behind the rain-streaming windows as the train
crawled on ...
Pàgina 186
Then he returned to the cabin and he and Charlotte stood in the door and
watched the crowd emerge from the commissary with its pitiful loot and later cross
the canyon and board the ore train, filling the three open cars. The temperature
was ...
Then he returned to the cabin and he and Charlotte stood in the door and
watched the crowd emerge from the commissary with its pitiful loot and later cross
the canyon and board the ore train, filling the three open cars. The temperature
was ...
Pàgina 284
Then the train was gone, the pink smoke. The palm beyond the window began to
murmur, dry and #:; breeze from the sea, steady and filled with salt, clean and
iodinic in the cell, above the smell of creosote and tobacco-spit and old vomit; the
...
Then the train was gone, the pink smoke. The palm beyond the window began to
murmur, dry and #:; breeze from the sea, steady and filled with salt, clean and
iodinic in the cell, above the smell of creosote and tobacco-spit and old vomit; the
...
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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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