By the time Swelter's monologue was dragging to its crapulous close, Mr. Flay was pacing onwards […]

Unlike Douglass, who turns away from representing the exteriority of black femininity, pornotroping functions as the complex generative source of Brown's identity construction, which rhetorically hovers between maternal fleshiliness and masculine personhood.

They say he used to be a thief, but that's just rumor.

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