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[[?]] in and out. I didn't get slugged or anything, for a [[?]]. | [[?emming]] in and out. I didn't get slugged or anything, for a [[wonder?]]. | ||
The letter about the hunt club painting hurt. Don't question Charles. Don't do it. Don't think about it. | ______ ___ | ||
It will have to be | The letter about the hunt club painting hurt. Don't question Charles. Don't do it. Don't think about it. | ||
Just the same it is that kind of man | It will have to be carefully explained to the man too. He is a kind good man, I've [[seen?]]. | ||
I feel sometimes like saying to those poor people, those workers - "come and smash me in the face, | Just the same it is that kind of man who will have to be jilted out of it. A man can reason himself into it. I did - - for a house and a woman - | ||
doing things for Vanity Fair. The stink of it isn't out of me yet. That's one reason I do things like going to Danville. | |||
I feel sometimes like saying to those poor people, those workers - "come and smash me in the face, | |||
Latest revision as of 20:07, 14 July 2022
3 ?emming in and out. I didn't get slugged or anything, for a wonder?.
______ ___ The letter about the hunt club painting hurt. Don't question Charles. Don't do it. Don't think about it.
It will have to be carefully explained to the man too. He is a kind good man, I've seen?.
Just the same it is that kind of man who will have to be jilted out of it. A man can reason himself into it. I did - - for a house and a woman -
doing things for Vanity Fair. The stink of it isn't out of me yet. That's one reason I do things like going to Danville.
I feel sometimes like saying to those poor people, those workers - "come and smash me in the face,