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Pulp Fiction, 1928 · page 22 of 68

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It never entered the head of the president of the senior class that he might ruin the reputation of the president of last year’s junior class, by visiting her in her own home town and dancing with her to the tune of a creaky phonograph. But he did ruin it. What was left of it. Boys, said the neighbors, don’t go chasing clear across the state after girls unless they’ve got a pretty good reason for it! 6)(0)(6) ES (C(O) An) (C (C(O)