Pulp Fiction, 1925 · page 75 of 196
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Tl find him. 1 You don’t think he’ll pass, Three years—my if forgetful of h imaginary in if you’ll come Eh?” He might pass “Have something to eat and some “No, no,” he said in a hoarse growl. companion as He shivered, and his wan cheeks, lean and drawn, indeed like those of an over worked “T’ll find him—” he looked closely at his The other shook him off impatiently. ‘‘Come on,”’ Carrell pers “T have heard listen aga “No, he won’t pass. The policeman, deprived of his only object of interest, sank deeper into his coat. ‘Poor Dolan,” he murmured. “No! sea always come back, even the rotten race horse, twitched spasmodically with the working of his mouth. “‘Carrell, and when I do—” “He’s not gone. “Tl go then. about an away. coffee.”’ do your 73 He’s pudgy man who pulled roughly at the arm of his companion in an endeavor to draw h ) A fine, misty falling and the passers-by along the waterfront walked swift- ly and with their coat collars turned high hulks of men. ) Author of “Observation,” “On the Cards,” ete. Man, you’re like a race Up and down the water front, from ship to ship like a River crafts, their out- . “Don’t stand here gawk- lines dim and vague, swept by like ghostly im away. from the eaves of houses and fell splashing into the dirty streets,and frank face ) d Ippe b Give it up, it’s no go. gone from the ship, d’ye hear me, gone. rain was A policeman, in a friendly door- TI WAS a chilly, dreary night in early November. One was a tall man, big of frame but lean and emaciated. He faced the walk and eyed closely from beneath the brim of his draggled slouch hat, the faces of all that like a lunatic. passed. ‘The other was a short “Come on, Dolan you fool,” the small Water dr th a square Wil home, and watched with slight interest the two men before him on the curb. Come, sit down and rest. Have some coffee, the harbor lights, red white and green, his club beneath his arm, wished himself at you need it.” about their ears. blinked gloomily. shadows. man was saying. ing horse. around the docks wild man.