Edward August Torres

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But I understood quite well that she didn’t believe me, although she never said a word, and I wept with despair that this little guttersnipe refused to believe me. I called her back once more, tore open my coat and wanted to give her my vest. “I’ll make it all up to you,” I said, “just wait a moment—” I didn’t have a vest.
Edward August Torres
Absolute destition.
Hunger (Penguin Twentieth-Century Classics)
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