The Yale Literary Magazine, Bind 115,Oplag 3Yale Literary Society, 1947 |
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... looked at him and felt suddenly stripped and dissected under the probing of his sharp blue eyes . He was drenched ... looked around . Morris Black was standing below the lecture platform , waiting for him . He walked back to the desk and ...
... looked at him and felt suddenly stripped and dissected under the probing of his sharp blue eyes . He was drenched ... looked around . Morris Black was standing below the lecture platform , waiting for him . He walked back to the desk and ...
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... looked terrible . He seemed to find it frightfully amusing . " The sharpness in his voice made her turn . He looked well enough , despite the lines under his eyes . With his blond clipped hair and his clear skin he looked younger than ...
... looked terrible . He seemed to find it frightfully amusing . " The sharpness in his voice made her turn . He looked well enough , despite the lines under his eyes . With his blond clipped hair and his clear skin he looked younger than ...
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... looked at the pigeons , then looked back at the baseball game . Mama nodded her head , and kept on nodding . Slowly Sarah became conscious of the short stocky man on the next bench . He had a stiff felt hat , a bow tie , and wide eyes ...
... looked at the pigeons , then looked back at the baseball game . Mama nodded her head , and kept on nodding . Slowly Sarah became conscious of the short stocky man on the next bench . He had a stiff felt hat , a bow tie , and wide eyes ...
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