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The company officials have convinced Tutweiler
to propose to A.B. to make sure she never leaves the company.
A.B.'s answer is obvious from her expression. |
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Jimmie tells his grandmother how A.B., whom
he has never seen, fired him by wire from the Omaha office. |
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Not realizing A.B. is on the other side of
the door, Jimmie tells his grandfather what he thinks of the
"flat-chested, flat-heeled, flat-headed Amazon" who
fired him. |
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Grandma has decided to transform A.B. into
a beautiful woman, but she must also teach her to act like a
woman. She practices on the stiff, embarrassed butler. |
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After her transformation, A.B. is surrounded
by all of the men at the weekend retreat. One of them, Doolittle,
is a con man. |
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"Pardon me, but aren't you A.B.?" |
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Jimmie tries to get his grandfather to invest
in his new invention - an egg-beater. |
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Tutweiler shows Doolittle a sample of the
Emeradite that is on the land T.M. is going to purchase. This
gives Doolittle an idea for a con job. |
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After learning that Doolittle has "conned"
Jimmie, A.B. comes up with a plan of her own to "con"
Doolittle by sprinkling a little Emeraldite on her hand. |
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A.B.'s plan is working beautifully as Tutweiler
and Doolittle bid for the little farm Jimmie owns in the country. |
