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Generally regarded at the time of his death as America's finest contemporary novelist , Faulkner modestly protested to the end that he was simply a farmer who liked to tell stories . d > holding um . Then we would come back.
Generally regarded at the time of his death as America's finest contemporary novelist , Faulkner modestly protested to the end that he was simply a farmer who liked to tell stories . d > holding um . Then we would come back.
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And as the relieving pilot W. a benevolence — tell him where he was . took the wheel his partner would mention It took five minutes for the entire preposterthat we were in such - and - such a bend , and ousness of the thing to filter ...
And as the relieving pilot W. a benevolence — tell him where he was . took the wheel his partner would mention It took five minutes for the entire preposterthat we were in such - and - such a bend , and ousness of the thing to filter ...
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He “ I rented out my third floor , back , this smothered his excitement as best he could evening , ” said Mrs. Purdy , across a fine “ Will you tell me , madam , ” he besought circle of foam . “ A young man took it .
He “ I rented out my third floor , back , this smothered his excitement as best he could evening , ” said Mrs. Purdy , across a fine “ Will you tell me , madam , ” he besought circle of foam . “ A young man took it .
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Bibliographic information
| Title | American Literature Houghton Mifflin literature series |
| Editor | Mark Schorer |
| Publisher | Houghton, 1965 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 18 Jul 2007 |
| Length | 848 pages |
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