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... told him the most infernal rubbish . But it never really occurred to him , she sup- posed , to doubt it . Not that he was really gullible , but just that if what he was told fit his particular little world , like the missing piece of a ...
... told him the most infernal rubbish . But it never really occurred to him , she sup- posed , to doubt it . Not that he was really gullible , but just that if what he was told fit his particular little world , like the missing piece of a ...
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... told her that not many men have hair like that at his age , and why shouldn't he enjoy it ? When he shut the tap off he could still hear the rain splashing on the roof . Maybe it's slowed a bit , he thought , listening care- fully . He ...
... told her that not many men have hair like that at his age , and why shouldn't he enjoy it ? When he shut the tap off he could still hear the rain splashing on the roof . Maybe it's slowed a bit , he thought , listening care- fully . He ...
Side 10
... told her about it Monday . She came in special for some cheese and she mentioned the eggs to me , that she wanted them extra large , so I told her about our trip . She wished us a very nice time . " Mrs. Hardenstein sighed . " Oh , good ...
... told her about it Monday . She came in special for some cheese and she mentioned the eggs to me , that she wanted them extra large , so I told her about our trip . She wished us a very nice time . " Mrs. Hardenstein sighed . " Oh , good ...
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