The Day of Days - An Extravaganza by Louis Joseph Vance
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"You mean you don't make me?" "God forestalled me there," protested P. Sybarite piously. "Inscrutable!" Impatiently brushing aside this incoherent observation, George slapped the folded paper resoundingly in the palm of his hand. "Then this here don't mean nothin' to you?" "To me--nothing, as you say." "You ain't dropped to the resemblance between Molly Lessing and Marian Blessington?" "Between Miss Lessing and _that_ portrait?" asked P. Sybarite scornfully. "Why, they're dead ringers for each other. Any one what can't see that's blind." "But I'm _not_ blind." "Well, then you gotta admit they look alike as twins--" "But I've known twins who didn't look alike," said P.S. "Ah, nix on the stallin'!" George insisted, on the verge of losing his temper. "Molly Lessing's the spit-'n'-image of Marian Blessington--and |
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