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Happy Days

 Samuel Beckett
 

Important Quotations Explained

 
"Or gaze before me with compressed lips."
 
 
 
"things have a life Take my looking-glass, it doesn't need me"
 
 
 
"This will have been a happy day!"
 
 
 
"No better, no worse, no change No pain."
 
 
 
"wait for the happy day to come when flesh melts at so many degrees and the night of the moon has so many hundred hours."
 
 
 
 
 
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It's already July
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"You look tired"
Translation: "You look absolutely horrible."
 
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James pulls the old mom's-voice-playing-on-a-VHS trick
And Dan can't believe Bella falls for it
 
 
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