The Wild PalmsChatto & Windus, 1954 - 315 pàgines |
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Pàgina 14
... wind still blew past him . Because I am at the wrong age for this , he thought . If I were twenty - five I could say : Thank God I am not him because I would know it was only my luck today and that maybe tomorrow or next year it will be ...
... wind still blew past him . Because I am at the wrong age for this , he thought . If I were twenty - five I could say : Thank God I am not him because I would know it was only my luck today and that maybe tomorrow or next year it will be ...
Pàgina 259
... wind too as he blinked after the floundering light until it passed through the hedge and vanished ; he blinked steadily in the black wind , he could not stop it . My lachrymæ are not functioning , he thought , hearing his roaring and ...
... wind too as he blinked after the floundering light until it passed through the hedge and vanished ; he blinked steadily in the black wind , he could not stop it . My lachrymæ are not functioning , he thought , hearing his roaring and ...
Pàgina 282
... wind blowing into the room but a hot one being forced out , so there was no smell in it of black sand it had blown over . But it was a wind , steady , he could feel it and see it , a lock of the dark savagely short hair stirring in it ...
... wind blowing into the room but a hot one being forced out , so there was no smell in it of black sand it had blown over . But it was a wind , steady , he could feel it and see it , a lock of the dark savagely short hair stirring in it ...
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