The Yale Literary Magazine, Bind 134,Oplag 4Yale Literary Society, 1966 |
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... talk . I do not talk because I am supposed to be deaf . I am not deaf . It is only that I have shut myself off from their loud world because it hurts my ears and pains my heart . I talk to my shadow when I walk because he does not talk ...
... talk . I do not talk because I am supposed to be deaf . I am not deaf . It is only that I have shut myself off from their loud world because it hurts my ears and pains my heart . I talk to my shadow when I walk because he does not talk ...
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... talk to me . He probably felt humble , scrubbing on his hands and knees along side a common guy . He could never work too long , though , and then he'd be as apologetic as hell and say he had something real important that had to be done ...
... talk to me . He probably felt humble , scrubbing on his hands and knees along side a common guy . He could never work too long , though , and then he'd be as apologetic as hell and say he had something real important that had to be done ...
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ing that she'd talk to whomever she liked and tried to think of something that would pacify him . " Darling , you know what a divorce would mean to the children . You just can't wreck their lives because of these stupid jealousies of ...
ing that she'd talk to whomever she liked and tried to think of something that would pacify him . " Darling , you know what a divorce would mean to the children . You just can't wreck their lives because of these stupid jealousies of ...
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