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by Rex Stout (1938)
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¶ I tipped my highball glass and spilled about a jigger on her skirt where it was round over her knee.
She ejaculated and jerked. Tolman ejaculated and bent over and reached for his handkerchief. I arose and reassured them, “It’s rite all kight, it doodn’t stain.” Then I went over and picked up his morning paper and sat down where he had been. ¶
--Faterson
