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This anecdote will be a good one for Parke Davis' friends to read, for how he ever stayed out of that talk-fest is a mystery maybe he did. Now that Yost and Sanford have retired we will let Parke continue.
Wondered now if me'n an' you mightn't a had a private scrap o' our own in them bully times. Allers did hanker to have a talk-fest with you, sense I heard 'bout you bein' one o' them bloomin' hot Junker pilots." A hoarse laugh greeted this amazing sally of Perk's.
Bok observed everything Colonel Roosevelt did and read everything he wrote. The editor now sought an opportunity to know personally the man whom he admired. It came at a dinner at the University Club, and Colonel Roosevelt suggested that they meet there the following day for a "talk-fest." For three hours the two talked together.
You think yourself a tough old bivalve, but the most serious complaint you suffer from is ingrowing sensitiveness. They do want you. They'd invite you if you gave them half a chance. Oh, I know you won't, of course; but if I had my way I'd have you dragged by main strength to every picnic and tea and feminine talk-fest within twenty miles.
"Well," sighed Tharon, "she's gone, an' there ain't no use cryin' over spilt milk. What you ben a-doin' sence I helped you hang th' picture?" "Won't you sit down?" Kenset stepped aside. "It is uncomfortable to stand through a visit and I mean to have a long talk-fest with you, if you will be so kind."
"Back to the grind, fellows!" he cried. "We'll have another talk-fest later on." That random conversation was one day to bear splendid fruit. The seeds had been sown which were to blossom into the keenest interest in the real, serious work of the mastery of the air. Live, sterling young fellows were in the Brighton Academy.
But when I told her the next day that I expected you, too, she got mad all over, and we had a lively talk-fest. What was there wrong in my having you and the Dysarts here at the same time? Don't you get on?" "Charmingly," replied Duane airily.... "It will be very interesting, I think. Is there anybody else here?" "Delancy Grandcourt. Isn't he the dead one? But Geraldine wanted him.
Bok observed everything Colonel Roosevelt did and read everything he wrote. The editor now sought an opportunity to know personally the man whom he admired. It came at a dinner at the University Club, and Colonel Roosevelt suggested that they meet there the following day for a "talk-fest." For three hours the two talked together.
"I hope, Hugh, you were not in one of your talking moods?" "I was, Eleanor. I talked incessantly, barring an occasional jolt of the machine." "You poor thing!" This to Virginia. "Truly you deserve a two hours' rest before dinner, for our dinner is always a talk-fest, and to-night, with Senator Bridges here, it will be a convention." He turned to Virginia.
"Lay off on that stuff, matey," replied the other, scornfully, "me, I never get what you'd call tired, but jest the same I'm right glad it's all over an' the rotten crate didn't get sunk out there hate to lose all this bottled juice we come by in such a queer way. Climb aboard, Jack, an' let's have a little talk-fest while we rest up." "Later on I'd be glad to do that," he was told.
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