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For Whom the Bell Tolls
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I obscenity your transmission. I obscenity in the milk of your ancestors. I, and always and forever I; wandering I, mucking I, obscene obscenity forever and always and milking and transmissing and mucking wandering amongst the forever and the always I; obscenity obscene, mucking milking milk ancestral forever and ever to have and to hold and to be and now and always and forever; this now, wandering now, transmissing now, mucking now, milking now, obscene obscenity now, ancestral now, forever to be and to hold and to have always.
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Use your imagination! Supplant "obscenity" with the appropriate word and all of a sudden the prose takes on new meaning and depth! Couple this with the awkwardness of Spanish language (thou, thee, thy, etc) and you begin to understand a very deliberate style!


As someone said when hearing of his suicide,
"Hemingway, still shooting his obscenity mouth off".