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A verb in the imperative plural in French ends in "ez", pronounced like "ay", with "Gob" being British slang for "mouth". | A verb in the imperative plural in French ends in "ez", pronounced like "ay", with "Gob" being British slang for "mouth". | ||
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Page 759
The Room continues to fill up, the Dawn not to arrive.
This section is extremely Faulknerian; esp. brings to mind the opening pages of Sartoris.
Page 767
Clozay le Gob
A verb in the imperative plural in French ends in "ez", pronounced like "ay", with "Gob" being British slang for "mouth".