Father and Son: With a New Introduction Written by the Author for this EditionWorld Publishing Company, 1947 - 616 páginas |
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... seemed for a moment like some object appearing fantastically in a dream . Jim turned to the left , hearing the clatter of the milk wagon behind him . The lamppost at Calumet Avenue was still lighted . There were several empty liquor ...
... seemed for a moment like some object appearing fantastically in a dream . Jim turned to the left , hearing the clatter of the milk wagon behind him . The lamppost at Calumet Avenue was still lighted . There were several empty liquor ...
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... seemed muffled , farther away than they had seemed only a moment ago . He was warm and cosy , and he felt as if he were living in a comfortable dream removed from the world , all by himself . " This is the nuts , " Young Rocky said ...
... seemed muffled , farther away than they had seemed only a moment ago . He was warm and cosy , and he felt as if he were living in a comfortable dream removed from the world , all by himself . " This is the nuts , " Young Rocky said ...
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... seemed to go round . There seemed to be grooves inside of his head , and his conscious- ness seemed to whirl on grooves , to whirl and whirl , and sud- denly his head cleared . He was proud , as if his own will power and determination ...
... seemed to go round . There seemed to be grooves inside of his head , and his conscious- ness seemed to whirl on grooves , to whirl and whirl , and sud- denly his head cleared . He was proud , as if his own will power and determination ...
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Father and Son: With a New Introduction Written by the Author for this Edition James Thomas Farrell Visualização de excertos - 1947 |
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