Famous last words: a novelClark, Irwin, & Co., 1 nov. 1981 - 396 pages |
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... Annie Oakley had been there. . . So Annie's fear was different from his fellows'. Annie's fear was of spending the rest of his military life being sent to shoot the dogs or to find Lieutenant Quinn and of missing out on the silver ...
... Annie Oakley had been there. . . So Annie's fear was different from his fellows'. Annie's fear was of spending the rest of his military life being sent to shoot the dogs or to find Lieutenant Quinn and of missing out on the silver ...
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... Annie Oakley smiled. Rudecki's kiss-ass concern was oh so very touching. Hah! Maybe the silver pencil would blow the fucker's hand off. No one would get the pencil then. Good. And Quinn maimed for life in one of the great hotels of ...
... Annie Oakley smiled. Rudecki's kiss-ass concern was oh so very touching. Hah! Maybe the silver pencil would blow the fucker's hand off. No one would get the pencil then. Good. And Quinn maimed for life in one of the great hotels of ...
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... Annie Oakley slung his rifle over his shoulder and made his way across the marble, heading for the courtyard. Freyberg, he knew, was out there tagging the toes of the other dead and making one of his famous lists. Annie turned his ...
... Annie Oakley slung his rifle over his shoulder and made his way across the marble, heading for the courtyard. Freyberg, he knew, was out there tagging the toes of the other dead and making one of his famous lists. Annie turned his ...
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Section 3 | 37 |
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afraid Allenby Annie Annie Oakley asked Bedaux began breath Cascais chair Charles Bedaux cigarette course damn dark death desk Diana dogs door Dorothy dream dress Duchess of Windsor Duke of Windsor Elsa Elsa Maxwell Estella Estrade eyes Ezra Pound face fell fingers fire floor Freyberg German glass gone hand Harry Oakes Harry Reinhardt head hear heard Herr Kachelmayer Hess Hotel Hugh Selwyn Mauberley inside Isabella Loverso killed King knew Lana Turner laughed Lieutenant light Lindbergh lobby looked Major Gerrard Marques Mauberley's mind Mister Mauberley Nauly never night Olga Rudge once Paisley Queen Quinn Ratte Ribbentrop Royal Highness Rudecki Schellenberg Sir Harry Sir Harry Oakes sitting smell smiled someone sound standing staring stood tell thing thought told took turned voice waited walked Wallis walls watching woman word
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Double Talking: Essays on Verbal and Visual Ironies in Canadian Contemporary ... Linda Hutcheon Affichage d'extraits - 1992 |