 ... down. I am slender, and, I will venture to say, if not pretty, at least interesting looking. 'How many words a minute?' he asked after a long pause. I stretched the truth as far as its elasticity would permit. 'Ninetyseven,' I answered . . . The eldest...  The Typewriter Girl - Page 19by Grant Allen - 1900 - 248 pagesFull view - About this book
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...would permit. "Ninety-seven," I answered. . . . The eldest clerk, with the foxy head, wheeled around, and took his turn to stare. He had hairy hands and large goggle-eyes. ... I detected an undercurrent of double meaning. ... 1 felt disagreeably like Esther in the presence... | |
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