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TimStylistically, the album shows Paul Westerberg[?]'s diverse influences, including Alex Chilton[?]'s Big Star on "Hold My Life", Roy Orbison and Duane Eddy on "Swinging Party" and Chuck Berry and Nick Lowe on "Kiss Me on the Bus". Lyrically, the album is typical of Westerberg's style. The songs are an assortment of alienated narratives from a motley crew of low lifes and losers, often tragically unable to function as a responsible adult. The album peaked at #183 on the Billboard Music Chart[?]'s Top 200.
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You like him, so it will make it all right."
"So it will," said Posey, drying her eyes, "if it's so, is it, Lady
end of the _salon_, where Vaura sat. She was immediately besieged with
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"For his looks of an Adonis and many fascinations," cried one.
"No, for his many _affaires de coeur_," laughed another.
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soft-voiced Italian.
"Or his vote is promised for the war supply," said the London man.
"_Carita, carita_!" said Vaura, laughingly, and turning to the London
all lend an ear, I shall tell you that instead of a peerage, our
it that he is a peer in our age."
"A peerless way of putting it, Mr. Howard," laughed Vaura.
"Luncheon is served, my lady," said the butler.
"Somebody take in everybody," said the Duchess. "We always go to
accompanied them to the landau) to Vaura. The table was gay with
and the victuals few and far between. One man of healthy appetite
when five morning callers having been invited to remain, so lessened
all her wardrobe from the magic scissors of Worth, had determined to
that "the way to a man's heart is through his stomach."
"Believe me," she would say to her butterfly friends, "I know men's
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