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Book: Señor Vivo and the Coca Lord
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  1. Louis de Bernières _ Señor Vivo and the Coca Lord

    A pesar de su incalculable riqueza y poder marchaba hacia la muerte con el convencimiento de que moriría sin ser amado ni respetado, y que nadie lloraría por él; que su muerte ya estaba siendo precedida por una reunión de buitres, que finalmente su vida había sido más absurda y menos satisfactoria que la de un retrasado mental congénito sin extremidades ni órganos de reproducción.
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  2. Louis de Bernières _ Señor Vivo and the Coca Lord

    Quite often the dolphins save the lives of those who are drowning, and sometimes they dolphins make a mistake and try to save those who are not drowning at all but are really diving for turtles. That is something that one just has to put up with from time to time, and it serves to prove how simpatico the animals are."
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  3. Louis de Bernières _ Señor Vivo and the Coca Lord

    Dionisio arose reluctantly from his bed, went to the window to see what kind of day it was, and went to the telephone to call the police.
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  4. Louis de Bernières _ Señor Vivo and the Coca Lord

    He read his own obituary and an editorial lamenting his demise and praising his fortitude and immediately began to think up witty ways of writing to the paper to announce his continued and uninterrupted existence. The other two joined in the game with enthusiasm, and soon all three of them were howling with laughter and emptying bottles at a rate which would have alarmed even a depressed Scandinavian.
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  5. Louis de Bernières _ Señor Vivo and the Coca Lord

    Dolphins love each other so romantically, so playfully, so completely, that it is obvious that they are sent by God to teach us by their example to do the same.
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  6. Louis de Bernières _ Señor Vivo and the Coca Lord

    ...each of them was better together than either of them could have been apart.
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