We Always Treat Women Too Well  

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"The body continued its rhythmic movement for a few more seconds … the kind of disembrained mannikin still surmounting her finally lost its momentum, stopped jerking, and collapsed. Great spurts of blood came gushing out of it. Whereupon Gertie, screaming, wrenched herself free, and what remained of Caffrey fell inelegantly on to the floor … she retreated to the window, her thoughts in some disarray, trembling, covered all over with blood, and moist with a posthumous tribute." --We Always Treat Women Too Well (1947) by Raymond Queneau

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