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the Gayity of a Party. Tonight we'll read advice about being a good conversationalist

and why you should never say bovine continuation when you mean cow's tail. From the book

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1922. Let's get cozy. Close your eyes.

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Now, take a few deep breaths.

Ideal conversation should be a matter of equal, give, and take, but too often it is all take.

The voluble talker or chatterer rides his own horse straight through the hours without giving

anyone else who might also like to say something, a chance to do other than exhaustively

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