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Within his soul it was like a roaring furnace; he stood waiting, waiting, crouching
as if for a spring. He had some of his breath back when the car came to the
entrance of the yards, and so he leaped off and started again, racing at full speed
.
Within his soul it was like a roaring furnace; he stood waiting, waiting, crouching
as if for a spring. He had some of his breath back when the car came to the
entrance of the yards, and so he leaped off and started again, racing at full speed
.
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sidewalk, a death trap for the unwary; long freight trains would be passing, the
cars clanking and crashing together, and Jurgis would pace about waiting,
burning up with a fever of impatience. Occasionally the cars would stop for some
...
sidewalk, a death trap for the unwary; long freight trains would be passing, the
cars clanking and crashing together, and Jurgis would pace about waiting,
burning up with a fever of impatience. Occasionally the cars would stop for some
...
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they may be your sisters, your daughters; the child whom you left at home tonight,
whose laughing eyes will greet you in the morning — that fate may be waiting for
her! Tonight in Chicago there are ten thousand men, homeless and wretched, ...
they may be your sisters, your daughters; the child whom you left at home tonight,
whose laughing eyes will greet you in the morning — that fate may be waiting for
her! Tonight in Chicago there are ten thousand men, homeless and wretched, ...
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Informations bibliographiques
| Titre | The Jungle |
| Auteur | Upton Sinclair |
| Éditeur | Heritage Press, 1965 |
| Longueur | 334 pages |
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