—: Evolution :—
I think a child should take a monkey's hand,
And say, “Whatever comes, we have it, you and I . . .
(ee-e-e-k, eek!)
Let us be restless, chatter, squeal and shriek,
Swing by our tails, and do indelicate things—
See the poor, desolate houses, made of brick.”
H.B. Armitage (p. 1926-27, etc.)
P: The Double Dealer (1926), Transition (1927), etc.
“Engaged in publicity for the publisher Houghton Mifflin & Co.; Graduate of Clark University, Worcester, Massachusetts. He has tried a number of occupations since graduation.” (The Double Dealer, 1926)
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