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Well � after I left Hollywood I took a job on a ranch in Nevada. You’da been proud of me, Seymour. In bed every night at ten, up every morning at six. No liquor � no babes. I saved up two hundred bucks!
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And when I woke up, the dames was gone and so was my two hundred bucks! I went to the police and they wouldn’t believe me � they said my whole story was wishful thinking! How d’ya like that! Women are getting� desperate, Seymour.
Inge, William. Four Plays. Grove Press, New York, NY. 1958. pp. 92-93.
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