The Wild PalmsVintage Books, 1966 - 339 pàgines |
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Pàgina 174
... breath , speaking to no one now any more than the scream of the dying rabbit is ad- dressed to any mortal ear but rather an indictment of all breath and its folly and suffering , its infinite capacity for folly and pain , which seems to ...
... breath , speaking to no one now any more than the scream of the dying rabbit is ad- dressed to any mortal ear but rather an indictment of all breath and its folly and suffering , its infinite capacity for folly and pain , which seems to ...
Pàgina 254
... breath and seem to live for- ever , as though that flesh which the old ceremony or ritual had morally purified and made legally one had actually become so with long tedious habit and he or she who entered the ground first took all of it ...
... breath and seem to live for- ever , as though that flesh which the old ceremony or ritual had morally purified and made legally one had actually become so with long tedious habit and he or she who entered the ground first took all of it ...
Pàgina 283
... breath shallower and shallower and harder and harder and nearer and nearer the top of his lungs until in a moment it would escape the lungs altogether and there would indeed be no breath left anywhere forever , blinking steadily and ...
... breath shallower and shallower and harder and harder and nearer and nearer the top of his lungs until in a moment it would escape the lungs altogether and there would indeed be no breath left anywhere forever , blinking steadily and ...
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