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The Dog It Was That Died

The Dog It Was That Died
The Dog It Was That Died
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Harmondsworth
'H. R. F. Keating: The Dog It Was That Died ' összes példány
Kiadó: Penguin Books
Kiadás helye: Harmondsworth
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Kötés típusa: Ragasztott papírkötés
Oldalszám: 238 oldal
Sorozatcím: Penguin Book
Kötetszám: C2443
Nyelv: Angol  
Méret: 18 cm x 11 cm
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'Look,' said the man who preferred to call himself Roger Farrar, 'let's call the whole thing off.' 'No, I want to see him.' Eric Smith stating a preference. With quiet firmness. Roger looked at him with a smile. Eric on one of his hobby-horses again. Eric astride a theory, knees clamped to its side, whip-arm going like a flail, reins loose as all hell. 'Okay,' Roger said, take your look at him if you must. But honestly the sensible thing would be to keep well clear. Suppose something went wrong. Suppose he recognized us. It's all forgottén now, totally forgottén. We don't want to start it up again.' He spoke from a sense of faintly exasperated duty. He knew it would be no use. Eric turnéd round to him and gripped him by the elbow. The expression of intense seriousness on the face beneath the cropped blond hair. 'No,' he said, 'the whole secret of dealing with an experience like that is to face it. This is a wonderful chance. We could square the whole thing up once and for all.... Tovább

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'Look,' said the man who preferred to call himself Roger Farrar, 'let's call the whole thing off.' 'No, I want to see him.' Eric Smith stating a preference. With quiet firmness. Roger looked at him with a smile. Eric on one of his hobby-horses again. Eric astride a theory, knees clamped to its side, whip-arm going like a flail, reins loose as all hell. 'Okay,' Roger said, take your look at him if you must. But honestly the sensible thing would be to keep well clear. Suppose something went wrong. Suppose he recognized us. It's all forgottén now, totally forgottén. We don't want to start it up again.' He spoke from a sense of faintly exasperated duty. He knew it would be no use. Eric turnéd round to him and gripped him by the elbow. The expression of intense seriousness on the face beneath the cropped blond hair. 'No,' he said, 'the whole secret of dealing with an experience like that is to face it. This is a wonderful chance. We could square the whole thing up once and for all. Anything else is absolutely contraindicated.' Roger grinned. In spite of his underlying uneasiness. 'All right,' he said. T can see nothing will stop you. Where do we go? You're the one who knows his way around here. This is only the second time I've been in the place.' He looked round him. 1 Vissza

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