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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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UNDER HEADS AND SUBHEADS and ...
Hi,
I don't understand the whole meaning of this paragraph from Steinbeck's "Travels with Charley"; could someone explain it to me?:
'Just for ducks, let's try a little of what my boys would call this generality jazz. Under heads and subheads. Let's take food as we have found it.'
Thanks in advance, Jo.
I don't understand the whole meaning of this paragraph from Steinbeck's "Travels with Charley"; could someone explain it to me?:
'Just for ducks, let's try a little of what my boys would call this generality jazz. Under heads and subheads. Let's take food as we have found it.'
Thanks in advance, Jo.
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Sorry, but without the context it's utterly impenetrable.
- Sorry, but without the context it's utterly impenetrable.
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