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Appointment in Samarra Study Guide

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by John O'Hara
About 92 pages (27,468 words)
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Chapter 1, Part 3 Summary

Al Grecco has driven his Cadillac the 94-½ miles from Philadelphia to Gibbsville. He is to deliver a case of good champagne to Julian's house the day after Christmas. Julian had placed his order with Al's boss, Ed Charney. Ed is the organized crime boss in this area. Only a few people can get booze on credit from Ed, and Julian is one of them. Most people order liquor from Ed in private, but will not speak to him in public. Ed likes Julian, because Julian treats him as an equal.

Al Grecco is Ed Charney's yes man. Though he certainly wants to maintain his position in the mob, he is especially loyal to Ed and loves any chance to do something for him. Now, he drives past the country club just.....

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