"I’ve read more dirty books than any man in New England."

This Is What It Was Like To Be the Book Censor for All of New England in 1930"I’ve read more dirty books than any man in New England." He was a small man, not running much over five feet five, but I was physically very much aware of him. He gave off a confusion of qualities which would have put a dog in ecstasies but which can only puzzle a man. His hair was of that slick black kind—combed like a

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