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Adeline's Beau Cecil - Duel

The Great Gildersleeve · March 17, 1948 · 29 min · 4,143 words

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The Kraft Foods Company presents Harold Perry as the Great Kildersleeves. The Great Kildersleeves is brought to you by the Kraft Foods Company makers of the famous cheese food, Velveeta. Everybody goes for Velveeta's rich yet mild cheddar cheese flavor in slacks, in sandwiches and in hot dishes.

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Well it's March and a chill, bus-spring wind is blowing through the little town of Summerfield. But in the heart of the great Gilder sleeve, there is all a warmth and tenderness of spring. Yes, once again, love has come to our chubby friends.

Dear Diaries, tonight I have another date with that line. Heeee! What a woman. She's beautiful, charming, intelligent. Well, fairly intelligent. I know I promised you, dear Diaries, that I wouldn't fall again. But what the heck?

I'm only human. Do you want me to tell you, Secret? I haven't kissed you yet. But this may be my lucky night. Hehehe. I'll let you know when I get back. So keep your fingers crossed, dear diary.

Good night. Good evening, Adeline. Why, it's you, Brockmore. Yeah. Well, you come out in the house before that wind blows you away. Thank you. Let me have your coat now. I'll hang it right here on the whole feet.

Yes, Edeline. Yes, Ralph Morton. She's a little present for you. A present for me? Yeah, do you like perfume? Like it, but I could swim in it. Well, just half an ounce of it. Oh, and it's called Spring Madness.

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