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“Shmells awright but tashtes
like Hell,” repeated the inebriat
ed Jimmie, thinking of that last
beer. }
“In fact,” carried on Johnnie,
“if we didn’t hate women so. I
might even weaken once for
her.” ‘ '
Jimmie agreed with a glorious
hiccup which launched him
waveringly into a song.
At this outbreak from the
“much-beered” > Jimmie, Pat
looked back over her shoulder
and saw the two. Immediately
she tabbed them “Aggies” 1 and
general “Hades-raisers.” This
was quite favorable in her opin
ion because little Patricia had
seen to it that a nice, comfort
able niche had been reserved for
her in Hades, for she had never
done anything on the up-and-up
with a gentleman yet. So she
was impressed, and as muchly
impressed as Pat were Henry and
Arbuckle.
In the meantime Johnnie and
Jimmie found out, by various
means, where Pat lived and had
made her quite willing acquaint
ance. Thus both boys wondered
why the other was so happy
(when they knew that the other
had busted “A” and “B” quizzes,
too). But they decided that that
was life.
A number of weeks had passed
and the two were still busting
quizzes because they were still
seeing Pat, the Viperess, behind
each other’s back, during “off”
periods and “on” periods alike
Then one night Pat told them
BOTH that she was going to be
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John Henfy Jive at the lige of three
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out of town. That very night the
boys went but to Ed’s as if noth
ing had happened in their lives.
At twelve they were on their way
back, When ground the comer
came pat Jjrfth some “boots.”
The j boys’ ! hearts fell as one.
Secretly both of the
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“bo^ts” anatomy bpt
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thought she was th
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