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I inherited, sort of, a pile of incredible etchings, loose paper, signed works- no ephemera. The gentleman does not prefer it-but this announcement on the B Side is by far my preference.
A Mr. Israel Cathcart, of Montpelier, on the other hand, harbors an entirely different opinion. He too, abjures from calling Mrs. Adams a lewd woman, but prefers to dress her her instead in the raiment of "a body artist" of profound local interest, and her recent marriage as "a sham provoked by Philistines who would have closed her 'Parlor of mystery'."
A Mr. Israel Cathcart, of Montpelier, on the other hand, harbors an entirely different opinion. He too, abjures from calling Mrs. Adams a lewd woman, but prefers to dress her her instead in the raiment of "a body artist" of profound local interest, and her recent marriage as "a sham provoked by Philistines who would have closed her 'Parlor of mystery'."
ReplyDeleteWouldn't it be wonderful if politicians learned the art of apology?
ReplyDeleterurritable-NO edits needed,when the word flow trippingly-let it flow. Isn't this a hoot-as they say in the country. g
ReplyDeleteBalsam Fir- only in our dreams OR when they get caught red handed. G
ReplyDeleteThat is seriously fabulous. Are you going to frame it?
ReplyDeletePriceless.
ReplyDeleteDeserving of a frame
and
a place of honour!
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oh. I DID love that little bit of ephemera that you sent regarding Mr. Hicks !!! Dorothy
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