So Long, See You Tomorrow: Virtage International Edition (Vintage International)
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So Long, See You Tomorrow: Virtage International Edition (Vintage International)
“But I know that he has a gun. And from the way he is acting—”
Daybreak was a comfort. The birds. A rooster crowing. It meant that time existed. At night everything stood still. The milkman, clinking his bottles. People went about
give way to it as if it was a sexual temptation. The house we lived in has changed hands several times, and some fairly recent owner sheared off the whole back part—the pantry, the back stairs, the kitchen, the
people get older they get more alike in character and appearance and could all be leading the same life.
She hadn’t wanted to take the fifty dollars a month alimony. It was the lawyer’s idea. She found herself reliving the moment when Clarence picked up the poker and started for her. And other moments like it.
New York City is a place where one can weep on the sidewalk in perfect privacy.
so that instead of being stuck there he could go on and by the grace of God lead his own life, undestroyed by what was not his doing.
Whether they are part of home or home is part of them is not a question children are prepared to answer. Having taken away the dog, take away the kitchen—the
Any more than a person who hasn’t had a car door slammed on his fingers knows what that is