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hvd.hn1e6m	Chester George Randolph	The son of Wallingford By Mr. and Mrs. George Randolph Chester	1921		.txt	text/plain	61923	3736	85	caution, they push Sweet Patootie up under the portecochere, and stroll into the house, casually and nonchalantly, where Jimmy sits on the arm of his mother's chair, and Jimmy looked into a pair of small bright eyes which a jerk not two feet from the geese, while Jimmy Wallingford dropped both arms limply and Toad Jessup sank lowered her eyes in confusion, whereupon Jimmy Wallingford, impelled by some impulse for which also Nature The prettiest girl in any town cannot be in entire ignorance of the ways of young men, so Mary Curtis, demure eyes, looked around at them so glowingly that Jimmy came Jimmy Wallingford to Tal, as briskly businesslike as possible, while he turned to help Toad lift Grandma tenderly "Nice looking town, Jim." Friend Blackie, really concerned about Wallingford's state of mind, was now trying I like Mr. Wallingford and Mr. Daw; and Jimmy and	./cache/hvd.hn1e6m.pdf	./txt/hvd.hn1e6m.txt