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On the Road
by
Jack Kerouac
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On the Road Part 3, Chapter 10 Summary
Dean gets excited about stealing a wallet, only to find that it is Sal’s.
They have to go. They don’t know where, though.
They dig some live jazz, and Sal tells us all about the big names in the jazz business.
They drink until the next morning and end up wrecking the Cadillac (not all at once, just in small pieces).
They listen to musician George Shearing perform, and Dean again insists that Shearing is God.
Dean and Sal turn in the nearly wrecked car, and Sal wonders that the owner never complained to them.
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