The Wild PalmsVintage Books, 1966 - 339 pàgines |
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Pàgina 99
William Faulkner. and the cold wont come until in October , maybe not until November ; you could stay up there until Christmas or even longer than that if you dont mind the cold- " McCord drove them up to the lake on the Saturday night ...
William Faulkner. and the cold wont come until in October , maybe not until November ; you could stay up there until Christmas or even longer than that if you dont mind the cold- " McCord drove them up to the lake on the Saturday night ...
Pàgina 183
... cold even in bed and just go on about your business and after a while you will get used to it and forget it and then you wont even notice you are cold because you will have forgotten WILD PALMS 183.
... cold even in bed and just go on about your business and after a while you will get used to it and forget it and then you wont even notice you are cold because you will have forgotten WILD PALMS 183.
Pàgina 235
... cold , he was trying to pull the covers up only his mule wouldn't let him , prodding and bumping heavily at him , trying to get into the narrow bed with him and now the bed was cold too and wet and he was trying to get out of it only ...
... cold , he was trying to pull the covers up only his mule wouldn't let him , prodding and bumping heavily at him , trying to get into the narrow bed with him and now the bed was cold too and wet and he was trying to get out of it only ...
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