"Gentleman Prefer Blondes"

<I mean I think Lorelei is amuseing.>

• I thought up a gentlemen who is the proffessor of all of the economics up at Columbia College.
• I never get tired of hearing her telling how the merry-go-rounds in Paris have pigs instead of horses.
• I mean it was quite amuseing in spots because it was really quite riskay but the spots were not so close together and I never seem to like to always be hunting clear through a book for the spots I am looking for, especially when there are really not so many spots that seem to be so amuseing after all.
• So Mr. Bartlett did not know that I read books which is quite a co-instance because he reads them to. So he is going to bring me a book of philosophy this afternoon called "Smile, Smile, Smile."
• ... which was really all for the sake of charity because most of the sailors seem to have orphans which they get from going on the ocean when the sea is very rough.
• I mean Fanny is almost historical, because when a girl is cute for 50 years it really begins to get historical.
  
• I mean I think a diamond tiara is delightful because it is a place where I really never thought of wearing diamonds before and I thought I had almost one of everything until I saw a diamond tiara.
  

<Proper conduct:>

• It really does not show reverance to call a gentleman by his first name. I mean I never even think of calling Mr. Eisman by his first name, but if I want to call him anything at all, I call him "Daddy" and I do not even call him "Daddy" if a place seems to be public.
• I would often like to know what a girl ought to do when a gentleman she has just met, says something to her in a taxi.
• He and she have never been in love with each other but she was a suffragette and asked him to marry her, so what could he do?
• But I told him I thought that any girl who was a lady would not even think of having such a good time that she did not remember to hang on to her jewelry.
  

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