Star-Dust by Fannie Hurst
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Beinenstock, racked with bronchitis and lending an odor of creosote,
Lilly, and even Harry in his poor outlandish blouse. "Snow, tell us a story; you're the oldest." Snow was full of lore; would invoke inspiration with a very wide and very blue gaze up to the ceiling, her thin hands clasping her thin neck. "Once upon a time--once upon a time there was the most beautiful girl in all the world and her name was--" "Aw, give us one about boys." LILLY: "You shut up, Roy Kemble. I guess Snow can tell a girl story if she wants to. Go on, Snow, 'once upon a time there was the most beautiful girl in all the world' and she had honey-colored curls and--" "I didn't say she had honey-colored curls. Honey! Who ever heard of a girl having honey curls?" "Well, she had." "Didn't." "Did." "--and her name was--was--Gladys." "Oh no, Snow, call her--" |
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