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Then I said that Mr. Baruch had called me and I told him the burden of Mr. Baruch's conversation. I said, “You know I've got one piece of extra baggage on there now in this woman from New York.”
“Who's that?” he said.
I said, “Don't you remember you called me yourself as my boat was about to sail and asked me to put on this friend of Bob Wagner's?”
“Oh yes,” he said, “I remember. You were good and mad, weren't you? I sort of excused you because I thought you were nervous because the boat was about to sail,” and he roared with laughter as he thought he was teasing me a little.
I said, “Well, the boat was about to sail, but I was good and mad too.”
“Oh well,” he said, “you have to do something to salve Bob over.”
“Well,” I said, “do I have to do something to salve Baruch over too, or do you really want Marion Dickerman to go? What does Marion Dickerman know about this?”
“She doesn't know a damn thing,” he said. “You don't dislike Marion, do you?”
I said, “No, I like Marion all right, but this doesn't seem to me to be her dish of tea. This isn't her style.
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