Hammond, Harold, b. 1874, Varian, George. ill, Decorative Designers (Firm) bdd · New York : Century Co. · leaf 148
idway of his speech, in order toallow the full import of his words to awe hishearers, Pinkey had been taught to strike anattitude and pause for effect. Reaching thatpoint, he paused, right hand uplifted, leftfoot advanced. As he put his foot for-ward, a nauseating wave of mortificationswept over… … PINKET DISCOVERS HIS OVERSHOES DELIVERING AN ADDRESS feet. The sight that greeted his eyes sick-ened him. He had forgotten to take off his mothersovershoes! The shock of this realization, combinedwith his stage-fright, rendered Pinkey ut-terly helpless. He stood as one petrified,speechless, before…
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