Now it's one thing to have an epiphany vis-a-vis cleverness; it's another to actually be clever. Fortunately, I applied myself to my studies immediately. Professor J.T. Bailey didn't realize it, but he had, in me, a willing student with a quick ear and silver tongue. At least, I would be, given enough time to fill … Continue reading Memoirs of the First “Confidence Man”: Part 2
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