Success - A Novel by Samuel Hopkins Adams
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"Really! I suppose it isn't according to the mail-order book recipe." "It's muddy and it's weak." "Are you always so frank in your expression of views?" "Well, you asked me." "Would you answer as plainly whatever I asked you?" "Certainly. I'd have too much respect for you not to." She opened wide eyes at this. Then provocatively: "What do you think of me, Mr. Banneker?" "I can't answer that." "Why not?" she teased. "I don't know you well enough to give an opinion." "You know me as well as you ever will." "Very likely." "Well, a snap judgment, for what it's worth.... What are you doing there?" "Making more coffee." |
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