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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 3, Part 5 Summary

Once it gets dark, Al Greco drives the 18 miles from Gibbsville to the Stage Coach Inn outside of town. Ed Charney owns the Stage Coach, but Foxie Lebrix runs it. Foxie tells Al that Helene is already drunk. He complains to Al that Helene is a lot of trouble, especially on a night like tonight, when Foxie is expecting several parties from Gibbsville. Al and Foxie arrange for Al to sit at Helene's table. They agree that this might remind Helene that she belongs to Ed.

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