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But everybody else in town doesn't bring things from the sea - just the children , Judge Applegarth , Fenton Lockhart ... Swine's a little old - fashioned but I prefer it to pigs , and since both words mean the same thing —Well ...
But everybody else in town doesn't bring things from the sea - just the children , Judge Applegarth , Fenton Lockhart ... Swine's a little old - fashioned but I prefer it to pigs , and since both words mean the same thing —Well ...
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That was all just a notion like a lot of other things , but it was lucky too , for she had once and for all got over the idea of dying for a long time . Now she couldn't be worried . She hoped she had better sense now .
That was all just a notion like a lot of other things , but it was lucky too , for she had once and for all got over the idea of dying for a long time . Now she couldn't be worried . She hoped she had better sense now .
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Whereas if he does not belong to the same church as yourself , and if , in addition , he does things a little out of ... those who were not in the thing for what they could get out of it were revolutionists of the most flagrant dye .
Whereas if he does not belong to the same church as yourself , and if , in addition , he does things a little out of ... those who were not in the thing for what they could get out of it were revolutionists of the most flagrant dye .
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Contents
N SCOTT MOMADAY | 10 |
BERNARD MALAMUD | 20 |
THE NOBEL PRIZE 27 | 64 |
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Bibliographic information
| 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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