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Deep Water
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Patricia Highsmith
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March 29 - April 14, 2022
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She was heading for the car with the undeterrable thrust of a horse getting back to stable.
Love the highly descriptive feel of this sentence.
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he tried to draw her out at the restaurant, tried to get a smile from her by describing twelve methods of summoning a waiter.
Perfect. Just the right amount of humor to disarm a tense scene
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"There're names for people like you, Ralph. Do you want me to call you a few of them?"
Again, perfect. I hope my wife doesn't adopt this retort.
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cleared his throat and the small, rational sound was as noisy as a foot over gravel.
I can hear it. Hell, I can do it. Hell, I've done it!
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