The Adventures of Wesley JacksonHarcourt, Brace, 1946 - 285 pages Story of army life in the World War. |
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... asked him how good a poem had to be to be read and he said it had to be as good as the best poem that was ever written . I asked him what that poem was , and he said it was a poem by James Joyce called Ecce Puer . He said that that poem ...
... asked him how good a poem had to be to be read and he said it had to be as good as the best poem that was ever written . I asked him what that poem was , and he said it was a poem by James Joyce called Ecce Puer . He said that that poem ...
Page 234
... asked the writer to leave me out of it because I hated to leave Jill alone at home when I didn't know how many more days and nights I'd have with her , but the writer said , " They want both of us there tonight because everybody has ...
... asked the writer to leave me out of it because I hated to leave Jill alone at home when I didn't know how many more days and nights I'd have with her , but the writer said , " They want both of us there tonight because everybody has ...
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... asked us to get our personal stuff together and go with him . He left us with another officer in a little shack and he said , " I'll say good - bye to you now- and thanks for the cigarettes . " Well , the officer at the desk was an old ...
... asked us to get our personal stuff together and go with him . He left us with another officer in a little shack and he said , " I'll say good - bye to you now- and thanks for the cigarettes . " Well , the officer at the desk was an old ...
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