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You're like a kid with a new toy, Dick. Everybody who comes in must see the book shelf that is really a hidden door into a secret room. Your necking room, I'll bet! Still, I will admit that this is quite a place de residence." "What does that mean?" "It's French for 'place of living,' I hope. The feature I like best is your specially built bed. I think, in my story, I shall tell people about that bed. Let's see, its dimensions are — " "Seven feet wide by eight feet long," Dick volunteered. "And don't forget to mention the built-in radio, and the book shelf that is constructed into the head of the bed, and the drawers underneath for storing blankets, and the cooling cabinet for keeping water or other liquid refreshment." "It suddenly occurs to me," I interrupted, "that this house isn't really built for a married couple. The one big bedroom, dressing-room and bath suite is purely masculine. The other bedroom-and-bath combination is too small for the lady of the house. A wife would never be content with that second suite. I presume you are not planning marriage, Dick?" "Not to a modern girl," Dick said. "Modern wives like their own bedrooms. I'm old-fashioned enough to want a wife who will share my sleeping quarters. I'm going to have that kind of wife, or none." "I think Mary Brian is old-fashioned," I murmured. "Have another drink on the house," said Powell. I gulped deeply. "Do you know what I think?" I began. "I didn't even know you could think," Dick murmured. "I think I'm getting nowhere with my story," I said. "So I am going to sit here and "imbibe, while you talk about yourself. Throw modesty aside, sir, and babble." "Oh, by the way, have I told you that I've taken up bridge again? Don't laugh, vou rat. I'll never forget, when I first "came to California, that I told the publicity department at the studio I could play bridge. The department took me too literally, and sent out a story that I was an expert. 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