The Yale Literary Magazine, Bind 138,Oplag 1Yale Literary Society, 1969 |
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... heard it . But they had thought at first to send me to Australia . " " Yes , that's it . And , naturally , with so many movings it isn't easy for you to work . ” All these months that the boring dispute about my transfer was debated ...
... heard it . But they had thought at first to send me to Australia . " " Yes , that's it . And , naturally , with so many movings it isn't easy for you to work . ” All these months that the boring dispute about my transfer was debated ...
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... heard a high screaming . He laughed at old Slim and walked on looking at windows . Mrs. Mallory undressed for bed . Mr. Mallory lay dead in the corn field . She unrolled her violet stockings . She tumbled back on the bed . The rosy lamp ...
... heard a high screaming . He laughed at old Slim and walked on looking at windows . Mrs. Mallory undressed for bed . Mr. Mallory lay dead in the corn field . She unrolled her violet stockings . She tumbled back on the bed . The rosy lamp ...
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