Bambi by Marjorie Benton Cooke
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"Well, believe me, that high-brow stuff is on the toboggan."
"Tell your husband to put you in a play, and I'll put it on." "Much obliged, I'll tell him. Good morning." Her tale had the place of honour and was illustrated by James Montgomery Flagg, the supreme desire of every young writer. "Softlings! Poor softlings!" Jarvis muttered, Bambi's words coming back to him. "I have got to do something violent, Ardelia. I am going to jerk the stems off of berries, chop the pits out of cherries, and skin peaches." He taught himself to abandon his old introspective habits during these days on the box. BAMBI I "Professor James Parkhurst, I consider you a colossal failure as an educator," said Francesca, his daughter, known to friend and family as Bambina, or Bambi for short. |
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