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By Jack Joseph Smith
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; piece:by dawn, .dismantled her apparatus, .and dis=
embarked from her mosaical painting leaving the
public to decide if a nude-is justifiable when she ,
has nothing to sell, |
, As the long stick mops reached for the last of _
the bosoms Jauqeline wondered with a bit of aston=
ished laughter," what are they doing up there?" and
she continued on making a statement about~her ques=
tion. First off in a gruff tone. "The advertising
sensual slaughter house-must believe>that nudes are
a hazzard when not bought and sold." Now affected ;
manner and speach, "And they have told the politice
ans; who obviously need their help," into the sound i
of a sick sissy, "that public relations must be for=
bidden unless a cock=tail is seen as the means of
transaction," Her face-puffed up to renew: the gruff
nesss "Darn dignified’" Brief laugh bninging posture :
of folded arms and high tits speaking streight off,
"how about it mind at large; go to Mawaii'for a wedd= , i
ing, come-back to camp and find L.A. sexless?"
"I'm on my way out," seckd Davenporty Restated, .
"In, out; lots of ewiteh for the witeh, Which witbh?
7 She'll never smolder, See her dear steel’ rise. They are
looking through glass. See us run. Where-run? The cem=
enta-all free folks. Around and around with no bush or : ‘