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Some can whistle : a novel

Author:	Larry McMurtry
Publisher:	New York : Simon and Schuster, ©1989.
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Summary:	Danny Deck, a middle-aged Texas writer, finds his peaceful life overturned by the arrival of T.R., the daughter he has never seen, her two children, and her two lovers--Muddy, a failed cat burglar, and Earl Dee, a dangerous psychopath.
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