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Pee-wee Harris

CHAPTER XIII
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They try to make a fool of you and then just giggle, but the last laugh is the best, that's one sure thing." "I told her she was a freshy," Pepsy said, "and that she wouldn't dare talk like that in front of you because you'd make a fool of her." "I should worry about girls," Pee-wee said.
"I'm not worrying about our refreshment shack anyway," Pepsy said, "because now I know it will be lots and lots of a success.

And maybe you can buy four or five tents and lots of other things.

Every night in bed I keep saying: It has to succeed, It has to succeed, and I make believe the floor on the bridge says that instead.

But sometimes it says I have to go back.

When the wind blows this way I can hear it loud.


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