Word: ve
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...saying, "Kiss me, my fool" to one of the funniest looking specimens ever decorated with the early editions of Form Fit Sartorial subtleties. But Kipling never reached the heights in that verse which he attained in "The Ladies". I fancy he never reached such heights anywhere else, and I've read all the verse he ever wrote, read it and re-read it. No, "The Ladies" is perfect, complete, sufficient. And especially when one has just enjoyed a conference of the Intercollegiate Literary Magazines of Eastern America and Boston...
...never can tell till you've tried...
...ve taken my fun where I've found...
...Wait, Sally," and turning to us Phil continued, "What do you think this girl's done? All morning I've been trying to buy her a present. I tried earrings, brooches, beads, laces, lingerie, perfume and everything else this sacred city holds. Not a thing would she take until she got to a drug store, and then she made me go in and buy her four cakes of Ivory Soap...
...Wouldn't you think he'd have guessed, after I'd been out of Ivory for three days?" asked Sally, smiling. "Besides, four cakes of Ivory over here cost nearly as much as a string of pearls, and we've just got to economize...