Siiwinne: T can think of nothing y.tdilfv I hau 'A man without a country." Lallie: I can A country without a man.
Sybil: | couldn't think of lying myself down to one man. Bill: What you want It; mairv is a syndicate.
Let: They say she has decided lo marry a struggling young author. Win: Well, if .she lias decided, he may as well stop si niggling.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXI, 15 October 1926, Page 6
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