GLASS in Classic Quotes
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Quotes from The Catcher in the Rye by J. D. Salinger
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1 The goddam table was lousy with glasses.
2 Boy, that museum was full of glass cases.
3 I saw her through the glass part of the door.
4 He got up and poured some more booze in his glass.
5 I could see his trusty highball glass in his hand.
6 The one with the glasses made me give it back to her.
7 Especially the one with the glasses with those iron rims.
8 She put the tray down on the cigarette table, pushing all these glasses out of the way.
9 So he drank it and then put the glass down on the floor and then he took the stuff down.
10 It probably was highballs, not water, but I couldn't see what they had in their glasses.
11 You ought to be able to stick them in one of those big glass cases and just leave them alone.
12 It was written with a red crayon or something, right under the glass part of the wall, under the stones.
13 The one next to me, with the iron glasses, said she taught English and her friend taught history and American government.
14 She had a big nose, and she had on those glasses with sort of iron rims that aren't too attractive, but she had a helluva kind face.
15 Then you'd pass by this big glass case, with Indians inside it rubbing sticks together to make a fire, and a squaw weaving a blanket.
16 I followed him and he went over to this closet and tried to take down some sheets and blankets and stuff that was on the top shelf, but he couldn't do it with this highball glass in his hand.