Adjetivo
Without chapters.
Uso- not-comparable
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The time span of this chapterless narrative is approximately two days, and in that period Druff spends many hours being driven around the city by his chauffeur, “Dick the spy,” fantasizing himself the victim of sting operations, reminiscing about the days when he first met his wife (who had managed to turn her scoliosis into a “lewd suggestion”) and discussing with Dick the strange traffic in the middle of the night.
Fans of “Oliver Twist” had to sit through chapterless months three times in the novel’s two-year run in Bentley’s Miscellany.
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Chapterless and scattershot, it’s an attempted letter from Trump’s America in the style of a would-be Joan Didion (on Adderall rather than Elavil), or maybe Simone de Beauvoir, who wrote in “America Day by Day” that “there’s something in the New York air that makes sleep useless.”