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The Revolt of the Oyster
Don Marquis
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“If you could see into my heart now ... Alethea...”
He left the sentence unfinished. She did not look at him. She turned her face so he could not see it.
He tried to take her hand. But she avoided that, without actually moving, without giving ground... as a boxer in the ring may escape the full effect of a blow he does not parry by shrugging it off, without retreating.
After a moment’s silence she said: “Ferdinand...” and paused....
He felt sure of her, then. He drew a long breath. He wished they were not standing by that window, framed in it, with the lighted room behind them... but since she would stand there... anyhow, now was the time....
And then he heard himself pleading with her, eloquently, fervently. . . Read More
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Without a doubt, you voracious readers out there have experienced some truly bizarre and outrageous short story collections, and if you like that sort of thing, "The Revolt of the Oyster" may be more for you than it was for me.
It is difficult to describe this book, as their is no real thread that I