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As stunningly beautiful as the 1st time I read it. For instance:
“He left in ceaseless rain, the saddest that ever fell. He went by streets both steep and narrow and the rain fell all the way.
In that hour when tugboats call and call, like lovers who have lost their way”.
— Apr 28, 2026 08:46AM
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“He left in ceaseless rain, the saddest that ever fell. He went by streets both steep and narrow and the rain fell all the way.
In that hour when tugboats call and call, like lovers who have lost their way”.
Still
is on page 239 of 346
P. 237
“Up from the long grieving river they called, past track and tower and dock, to windows long darkened and doorways long locked; old beaux that had walked Perdido Street long ago, returning to mourn the names of girls they had loved. They had plenty to spend and all night for loving.
But the windows were darkened, the doors locked, and the only girls whose names they knew had no name now but dust.”
— Apr 25, 2026 03:25AM
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“Up from the long grieving river they called, past track and tower and dock, to windows long darkened and doorways long locked; old beaux that had walked Perdido Street long ago, returning to mourn the names of girls they had loved. They had plenty to spend and all night for loving.
But the windows were darkened, the doors locked, and the only girls whose names they knew had no name now but dust.”
