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" To go to town, forty-five miles distant, we were obliged to hitchhike. In short, my earnings were just about to keep a goat alive.
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Then one foggy day, when all the green in Nature sang out in chlorophylllic glee, there came a letter from Maurice Firodias. […] The letter was a long one, and as I skimmed through it, rapidly, my eye fell on this –

FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS "

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Henry Miller quote : To go to town, forty-five miles distant, we were obliged to hitchhike. In short, my earnings were just about to keep a goat alive.<br />[…]<br />Then one foggy day, when all the green in Nature sang out in chlorophylllic glee, there came a letter from Maurice Firodias. […] The letter was a long one, and as I skimmed through it, rapidly, my eye fell on this – <br /><br />FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS