1 edition of Wild Cherry Tree Road. found in the catalog.
Wild Cherry Tree Road.
Harris, Bernice Kelly
Published
1951 by Doubleday in Garden City, N.Y .
Written in English
| Classifications | |
|---|---|
| LC Classifications | PZ3.H2403 Wi, PS3515.A722 Wi |
| The Physical Object | |
| Pagination | 282 p. |
| Number of Pages | 282 |
| ID Numbers | |
| Open Library | OL6095509M |
| LC Control Number | 51013531 |
| OCLC/WorldCa | 1187461 |
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The exhaustion and the deprivation; the cold and the heat; the monotony and the pain; the thirst and the hunger; the glory and the ghosts that haunted me as I hikedbeleven hundred miles from the Mojave Desert to the state of Washington by myself. He kept the last seed in his mouth for some time, rolling it round and round on his tongue until all the tang had gone. She left and came back. Cursing and sassing off to her mom, bitching about having to set the table while her much younger sister played. Sarsaparilla or Orange Crush or lemonade.
I rode the elevator and went out to the cold street and walked along the sidewalk. She sat on the bed and I got down on my knees before her. I could let a man buy me a drink. She slept and woke, talked and laughed. Those two words beat like a heart in my chest.
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To think about listening to the same song now. She looked fine. The maple floors came from New Hampshire. Three days later, he knocked her around the room. In spite of my recent forays into edgy urban life, I was easily someone who could be described as outdoorsy.
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Green pants, green shirt, green bow in my hair. The approach is taken a step further in A Country Road, a Tree. The book is valuable, too, for the portrait of the infant Anthea Bell, who grew up to become famous as the translator of the Asterix books. She wore a purple hat and a handful of diamond rings.
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