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... hand comes out of her pocket and idly scratches her forehead . The hand is bent forward at the wrist , the fingers curled rigidly down , and the middle finger slightly raised . She replaces the hand in the pocket and calls " pijie ...
... hand comes out of her pocket and idly scratches her forehead . The hand is bent forward at the wrist , the fingers curled rigidly down , and the middle finger slightly raised . She replaces the hand in the pocket and calls " pijie ...
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... hand is a weathered black valise ) THE MAN : Mrs. Hecket - I am so glad to meet you . ( he bows graciously ) EUNICE : No. Whatcha want ? THE MAN : Isn't this 14-48 Gowanus Ave- nue ? The letter said 4D . ( he reaches into his pocket ) ...
... hand is a weathered black valise ) THE MAN : Mrs. Hecket - I am so glad to meet you . ( he bows graciously ) EUNICE : No. Whatcha want ? THE MAN : Isn't this 14-48 Gowanus Ave- nue ? The letter said 4D . ( he reaches into his pocket ) ...
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... hand that was dead ? ( Mr. Elisha sets down his valise and be- gins to unpack it ) MR . ELISHA : A hand - I seem to re- member a hand last year in Topeka - it was a little boy . MOTHER : Eunice , did you hear what he said ? He said he ...
... hand that was dead ? ( Mr. Elisha sets down his valise and be- gins to unpack it ) MR . ELISHA : A hand - I seem to re- member a hand last year in Topeka - it was a little boy . MOTHER : Eunice , did you hear what he said ? He said he ...
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Alberto asked Aunt Jenny Bacchus beautiful better chair Charles Dunlop Charlie cigarette Columbo consciousness CORT dance dark desk Dionne DOLLY door dress Dylan Thomas ELISHA en-soi EUNICE everything eyes face feel felt Georgie Ginny girl granddaddy guess hair hand Hardenstein head heard Henry Homer Jared Lobdell jazz knew laughed light Liolà listen little Jimmy looked Mama Manolo Margie Michael Cooke Milkmaid Nymph mind Mother moved never Newbold Morris nice nigger night Paul Penny pigeons play poems poetry pour-soi RALPH remember Robert Sally Sartre seemed silent smile smoke southern voice standing stared stood stop story street sure talk tell thing thought Tinley tion told trying turned voice waiting walked watched Wild Bill Hickock window wonder words YALE LITERARY MAGAZINE Zohrab Zounds