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Camille Bordas Reads Saul Bellow

The New Yorker: Fiction

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Do You Have a Son Like Rogan?

The image of this white haired, gross, peevish old man with his ugly, selfish blue eyes revolted rogan. He kept staring at him, waiting for him to say something. But the presumptive son remained coldly silent. When he approached jones's door and heard phyllis little dog, henry, barking even before he could knock, his face was very tense. Joan came to the door wearing one of phyllis's expensive house coats. She began to kiss him, saying, oh, my baby, you are covered with snow. Why didn't you wear your hat? It's all over its little head,. Well, let me take off my coat

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