[Alice Adams by Booth Tarkington]@TWC D-Link bookAlice Adams CHAPTER XI 24/29
"At least, I don't say a fortune, but anyhow a great deal more than he does make." "Yes, I've heard that before, mama, and you think he could make it out of a glue factory.
What I'm asking is: How ?" "How? Why, by making glue and selling it.
Don't you know how bad most glue is when you try to mend anything? A good glue is one of the rarest things there is; and it would just sell itself, once it got started. Well, your father knows how to make as good a glue as there is in the world." Alice was not interested.
"What of it? I suppose probably anybody could make it if they wanted to." "I SAID you didn't know anything about it.
Nobody else could make it. Your father knows a formula for making it." "What of that ?" "It's a secret formula.
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