Alex the Great
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Along he comes with some dame he must have kidnapped from the Follies when Ziegfeld was busy countin' up the receipts or somethin'.
ALEX THE GREAT
BY
H. C. WITWER
Author of "From Baseball to Boches," "A Smile a Minute," etc.
ILLUSTRATED BY ARTHUR WILLIAM BROWN
BOSTON SMALL, MAYNARD & COMPANY PUBLISHERS
BOSTON SMALL, MAYNARD & COMPANY PUBLISHERS
DEDICATED TO RALPH T. HALE —EDITOR OF SMALL, MAYNARD AND COMPANY— MY PUBLISHER—BUT STILL MY FRIEND
Author of "From Baseball to Boches," "A Smile a Minute," etc.
ILLUSTRATED BY ARTHUR WILLIAM BROWN
BOSTON SMALL, MAYNARD & COMPANY PUBLISHERS
BOSTON SMALL, MAYNARD & COMPANY PUBLISHERS
DEDICATED TO RALPH T. HALE —EDITOR OF SMALL, MAYNARD AND COMPANY— MY PUBLISHER—BUT STILL MY FRIEND
CONTENTS
ILLUSTRATIONS
Along he comes with some dame he must have kidnapped from the Follies when Ziegfeld was busy countin' up the receipts or somethin'. . . . . . . Frontispiece
I struck a match and he tells me they is 9,765,543 of them used in New York every fiscal year.
"She's going to marry me, she's going to marry me!"
She's knittin' a sweater for me that will prob'ly make me off her for life.
"How perfectly sweet! If you two only knew what a pretty picture you make!"
"Heavens!" says the vampire. "You must have worked all your life to acquire ignorance, for no one was ever born as stupid as you!"
When the dames cast languishing glances at his handsome form, he glared at them like an infuriated turtle.
I struck a match and he tells me they is 9,765,543 of them used in New York every fiscal year.
"She's going to marry me, she's going to marry me!"
She's knittin' a sweater for me that will prob'ly make me off her for life.
"How perfectly sweet! If you two only knew what a pretty picture you make!"
"Heavens!" says the vampire. "You must have worked all your life to acquire ignorance, for no one was ever born as stupid as you!"
When the dames cast languishing glances at his handsome form, he glared at them like an infuriated turtle.
Along he comes with some dame he must have kidnapped from the Follies when Ziegfeld was busy countin' up the receipts or somethin'. . . . . . . Frontispiece
I struck a match and he tells me they is 9,765,543 of them used in New York every fiscal year.
"She's going to marry me, she's going to marry me!"
She's knittin' a sweater for me that will prob'ly make me off her for life.
"How perfectly sweet! If you two only knew what a pretty picture you make!"
"Heavens!" says the vampire. "You must have worked all your life to acquire ignorance, for no one was ever born as stupid as you!"
When the dames cast languishing glances at his handsome form, he glared at them like an infuriated turtle.
I struck a match and he tells me they is 9,765,543 of them used in New York every fiscal year.
"She's going to marry me, she's going to marry me!"
She's knittin' a sweater for me that will prob'ly make me off her for life.
"How perfectly sweet! If you two only knew what a pretty picture you make!"
"Heavens!" says the vampire. "You must have worked all your life to acquire ignorance, for no one was ever born as stupid as you!"
When the dames cast languishing glances at his handsome form, he glared at them like an infuriated turtle.
ALEX THE GREAT
CHAPTER I
INTRODUCING ALEX THE GREAT
CHAPTER II
THE SELF-COMMENCER
THE SELF-COMMENCER
CHAPTER III
PLAY YOUR ACE!
PLAY YOUR ACE!
CHAPTER IV
DON'T GIVE UP THE TIP!
DON'T GIVE UP THE TIP!
CHAPTER V
YOU CAN DO IT!
YOU CAN DO IT!
CHAPTER VI
THE LITTLE THINGS DON'T COUNT
I struck a match and he tells me they is 9,765,543 of them used in New York every fiscal year.
"She's going to marry me, she's going to marry me!"
THE LITTLE THINGS DON'T COUNT
I struck a match and he tells me they is 9,765,543 of them used in New York every fiscal year.
"She's going to marry me, she's going to marry me!"
CHAPTER VII
ART IS WRONG
She's knittin' a sweater for me that will prob'ly make me off her for life.
"How perfectly sweet! If you two only knew what pretty picture you make!"
"Heavens!" says the vampire. "You must have worked a your life to acquire ignorance, for no one was ever born as stupid as you!"
When the dames cast languishing glances at his handsome form, he glared at them like an infuriated turtle.
ART IS WRONG
She's knittin' a sweater for me that will prob'ly make me off her for life.
"How perfectly sweet! If you two only knew what pretty picture you make!"
"Heavens!" says the vampire. "You must have worked a your life to acquire ignorance, for no one was ever born as stupid as you!"
When the dames cast languishing glances at his handsome form, he glared at them like an infuriated turtle.
INTRODUCING ALEX THE GREAT
CHAPTER II
THE SELF-COMMENCER
THE SELF-COMMENCER
CHAPTER III
PLAY YOUR ACE!
PLAY YOUR ACE!
CHAPTER IV
DON'T GIVE UP THE TIP!
DON'T GIVE UP THE TIP!
CHAPTER V
YOU CAN DO IT!
YOU CAN DO IT!
CHAPTER VI
THE LITTLE THINGS DON'T COUNT
I struck a match and he tells me they is 9,765,543 of them used in New York every fiscal year.
"She's going to marry me, she's going to marry me!"
THE LITTLE THINGS DON'T COUNT
I struck a match and he tells me they is 9,765,543 of them used in New York every fiscal year.
"She's going to marry me, she's going to marry me!"
CHAPTER VII
ART IS WRONG
She's knittin' a sweater for me that will prob'ly make me off her for life.
"How perfectly sweet! If you two only knew what pretty picture you make!"
"Heavens!" says the vampire. "You must have worked a your life to acquire ignorance, for no one was ever born as stupid as you!"
When the dames cast languishing glances at his handsome form, he glared at them like an infuriated turtle.
ART IS WRONG
She's knittin' a sweater for me that will prob'ly make me off her for life.
"How perfectly sweet! If you two only knew what pretty picture you make!"
"Heavens!" says the vampire. "You must have worked a your life to acquire ignorance, for no one was ever born as stupid as you!"
When the dames cast languishing glances at his handsome form, he glared at them like an infuriated turtle.
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