Rosco Sheriff, a public relations rep, has a brilliant little job for Archie.

Now, Archie doesn't necessarily need to steal anything.

He just needs to, you know, lend a hand.

P.G. Woodhouse, today on the Classic the podcast.

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And now, Indiscretions of Archie, Part 2 of 8, by P.G. Woodhouse.

Chapter 7. Mr. Roscoe Sheriff has an idea.

Archie inserted a fresh cigarette in his long holder and began to smoke a little moodily.

It was about a week after his disturbing adventures in J.B. Wheeler's studio, and life had ceased for the moment to be a thing of careless enjoyment. Mr. Wheeler, mourning over his lost homebrew and refusing

like Naiobi to be comforted, had suspended the sittings for the magazine cover, thus robbing Archie of his life work.

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