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Page 94
On the other hand , it was a matter of Indian pride to betray no yielding to terror or pain , but for the prisoner to provoke his enemies to such acts of violence as would soonest produce death . Many a warrior had been known to bring ...
On the other hand , it was a matter of Indian pride to betray no yielding to terror or pain , but for the prisoner to provoke his enemies to such acts of violence as would soonest produce death . Many a warrior had been known to bring ...
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“ There is a kind of death . " Something in you must die before you can possess and command . " There was , so obviously , more than one kind of death . For Don Grey one kind and for the younger brother Ted , soon now perhaps , another ...
“ There is a kind of death . " Something in you must die before you can possess and command . " There was , so obviously , more than one kind of death . For Don Grey one kind and for the younger brother Ted , soon now perhaps , another ...
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And in spite of being exonerated of the crime by a condemned criminal who admitted he had been a member of a gang responsible for the killings , an investigating committee appointed by the governor of Massachusetts upheld the death ...
And in spite of being exonerated of the crime by a condemned criminal who admitted he had been a member of a gang responsible for the killings , an investigating committee appointed by the governor of Massachusetts upheld the death ...
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Contents
N SCOTT MOMADAY | 10 |
BERNARD MALAMUD | 20 |
THE NOBEL PRIZE 27 | 64 |
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| Title | The United States in Literature America reads Glass Menagerie edition. Americas reads |
| Compiled by | James Edwin Miller, Robert Hayden, Robert O'Neal |
| Contributor | Scott, Foresman and Company |
| Publisher | Scott, Foresman, 1973 |
| ISBN | 0673034275, 9780673034274 |
| Length | 720 pages |
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