human
And because he still had a soul in him--and a stomach that turned--he began to vary the dulness of it by becoming sensational. He did daring things, cheap daring things--no real originality in it, but it took on and caught the eye. Pictures of his buildings got into the real estate pages of the Sunday papers. He hired a press agent then and went after the publicity. And all I need to tell you of that, is that just the other day the press agent came into the office with a scheme for a string of buildings up on the new part of the Drive. They were to be patriotic--see?--named after the presidents of our country--cheap and showy terra-cotta--main effect red, white and blue. Ethel leaned back with a little gasp. But Nourse added relentlessly,
gpt
And Joe didn't turn him down.
human
You mean to say my husband could even consider such a plan?