Every Soul Hath Its Song by Fannie Hurst
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on the brain."
"Sure I did. Wasn't she running down my profesh? She's got to go to Europe for the summer, because the traveling salesmen she meets at home ain't good enough for her. Well, of all the nerve!" "Just look at him, mamma, stretched out on the sofa there like he was a king!" Full flung and from a tufted leather couch Isadore Binswanger turned on his pillow, flashing his dark eyes and white teeth full upon her. "Go chase yourself, Blackey!" "Blackey! Let me just tell you, Mr. Smarty, that alongside of you I'm so blond I'm dizzy." "Come and give your big brother a French kiss, Blackey." "Like fun I will!" "Do what I say or I'll--" Mrs. Binswanger rapped her darning-ball with a thimbled finger. "Izzy, stop teasing your sister." "You just ask me to press your white-flannel pants for you the next time you want to play Palm Beach with yourself, and see if I do it or not. You just ask me!" |
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