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Jack Duane was from the East; he was a college-bred man — had been studying
electrical engineering. Then his father had met with misfortune in business and
killed himself; and there had been his mother and a younger brother and sister.
Jack Duane was from the East; he was a college-bred man — had been studying
electrical engineering. Then his father had met with misfortune in business and
killed himself; and there had been his mother and a younger brother and sister.
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And so, when he was turned out of prison again, without a penny in his pocket,
he went straight to Jack Duane. He went full of humility and gratitude; for Duane
was a gentleman, and a man with a profession — and it was remarkable that he ...
And so, when he was turned out of prison again, without a penny in his pocket,
he went straight to Jack Duane. He went full of humility and gratitude; for Duane
was a gentleman, and a man with a profession — and it was remarkable that he ...
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Duane nudged Jur- gis, and the instant the man had passed they rose up. Duane
stole out as silently as a shadow, and a second later Jurgis heard a thud and a
stifled cry. He was only a couple of feet behind, and he leaped to stop the man's ...
Duane nudged Jur- gis, and the instant the man had passed they rose up. Duane
stole out as silently as a shadow, and a second later Jurgis heard a thud and a
stifled cry. He was only a couple of feet behind, and he leaped to stop the man's ...
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Informations bibliographiques
| Titre | The Jungle |
| Auteur | Upton Sinclair |
| Éditeur | Heritage Press, 1965 |
| Longueur | 334 pages |
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