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==Quotes from his Work== '''From City of Sin (1952):''' Lee’s eyebrows did a startled rumba. [She] went tripping ahead of us down the hall on her high heels, with her hips waving a saucy goodbye. Her mascaraed lashes came down over her green eyes and did a little dance, like long rows of black-stockinged legs doing the can-can. . . . the words spilling out of her mouth like pebbles from a torn bag. . . . her hot, fetid breath in my face and my chest rolling around on her bosom as though on gigantic ball bearings. '''From Murder Doll (1952):''' [His heart] wasn’t beating – and his lungs were as still as a piece of cheese. I’ve been all around and busier than an ant in a bunch of grapes. '''From The Affair of the Frigid Blonde (1950):''' “. . . he’s been as busy as an ant in a new pair of pants.” . . . his eyes became as cold and blue as a pair of frozen grapes. With a face like that, Frank Laughton had about as much chance of avoiding recognition as a one-legged midget on crutches. '''From Maid for Murder (1955):''' Lisa Lincoln looked . . . as worn and haggard as a Sunday school picture of the wages of sin. She looked at me with eyes which were as uncommunicative as a pair of bottle caps. '''From Never Say Die (1956):''' It was 7:30 in the p. m. and the sands of time were pouring out like little potatoes through a broken bag. . . . with the reckless abandon of a bank president wasting a paper clip. I touched his hand, then dropped it. It was like clasping a handful of warm chitterlings.
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