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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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FLOWN ALIVE AWAY and THEY LOSE SOMETHING
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00 I would like someone explain to me these sentences (in capital letters) I have found on the Steinbeck's "Travels with Charley": 02 br
00 'There are no lobsters like these-simply boiled, with no fancy sauces, only melted butter and lemon, they have no equals anywhere. Evem shipped or FLOWN ALIVE AWAY from their dark homes, THEY LOSE SOMETHING.' 02 br
00 Thanks in advance, Jo. 0-
00 I would like someone explain to me these sentences (in capital letters) I have found on the Steinbeck's "Travels with Charley": 02 br
00 'There are no lobsters like these-simply boiled, with no fancy sauces, only melted butter and lemon, they have no equals anywhere. Evem shipped or FLOWN ALIVE AWAY from their dark homes, THEY LOSE SOMETHING.' 02 br
00 Thanks in advance, Jo. 0-
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0 It says that fresh locally caught lobsters are best. 0-
- 0 It says that fresh locally caught lobsters are best.
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0 It says that fresh locally caught lobsters are best. If they are exported to elsewhere by plane even while alive (flown away alive) they lose something - 'they lose that wonderful quality'. 0-
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