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Argument About Rover Boys

The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet · March 20, 1949 · 28 min · 3,551 words

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Harriet. Yeah? You realize how many good books we have here that we never even look at? I suppose. There's an awful lot of good reading in magazines, though, these days. Oh, sure. You read the right magazine.

Here's some worthwhile reading right here. The solid silver with beauty that lives forever is international sterling. Warhol. The beauty that lives forever is international sterling. From Hollywood, international silver company, creators of international sterling, present amusing, transcribed adventures of Aussie and Harriet, starring America's favorite young couple, Aussie, Nelson and Harriet Hidger. Once upon a time, there were three bears, and once upon a time,

there were four Nelsons. There still are, in fact, they live at 1847 Rogers Road. The Nelson's that is. Their names are Aussie, Harriet, David and Ricky. At this very moment, Aussie, the Papa Bear of Nelson, is rummaging through the big bookcase in the living room.

Yes, sir, man, as a confused animal. What did you say? Oh, a Harriet's. I didn't hear you coming to the room. Is the book salesman finally go? Yeah, he left a few pamphlets with me.

He's a very interesting fellow, you know, alert. Alert to what? Oh, to the dangers of modern living, and I've got it. We're moving awful fast, you know. Man is a confused animal. Doesn't know how to think anymore.

How about women? Same thing. We rush through life missing half the best things. For instance, look at all the good books we have here, and I'm not even familiar with the title to death. Here's one I haven't even seen before.

What's that? Miss Bookman. The romance of dirt. Where did we get this? He came with a vacuum cleaner. See, in the old days, people took time to reflect. They'd go out under a tree and think things over.

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