Personality Plus - Some Experiences of Emma McChesney and Her Son, Jock by Edna Ferber
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McChesney, of the T.A. Buck--"
"My mother," proudly. "Your mother! Then why--" She stopped. "Because," said Jock, "I'm the rawest rooky in the Berg, Shriner Company. And when I begin to realize what I don't know about advertising I'll probably want to plunge off the Palisades." Miss Galt smiled up at him, her clear, frank eyes meeting his. "You'll win," she said. "Even if I lose--I win now," said Jock, suddenly audacious. "Hi! Hold that pose!" called Von Herman, happily. [Illustration: "'Hi! Hold that pose!' called Von Herman"] II PERSONALITY PLUS There are seven stages in the evolution of that individual whose appearance is the signal for a listless "Who-do-you-want-to-see?" from the white-bloused, drab-haired, anæmic little girl who sits |
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