Henry C. Rowland

Henry C. Rowland

Summary

Portrait of Henry C. Rowland Henry C. Rowland,  The Bibliophile — Chapter V (1919)

“ I no know. She no good. Bes' mally pletty gel. Have good time. Mis' Bate', she damn' ol'. Pletty soon no good.”
There seemed to be a great deal of truth in Cholly's commentary. Of course, many of us love the old things—but not to marry them. I determined, after talking to Cholly, to make Claudius marry a new thing if possible, and the way I went about it was this:
“Claudius, now that you've got through talking about how much you've compromised Mrs.
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