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| 28 | 161 | These remarks, incidentally, pertain to a View more quotes about normal">normal "long" sale, usually held four times a week at a large house. |
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| 28 | 158 | The ideal, of course, is to be sold at the height of the sale. |
| 28 | 159 | With one hundred and twenty girls the most serious bidding would presumably come somewhere between Girl 80 and Girl 95. |
| 28 | 160 | Late in the sale, of course, it is not uncommon for buyers to be weary and to begin to drift away. |
| 28 | 161 | These remarks, incidentally, pertain to a normal "long" sale, usually held four times a week at a large house. |
| 28 | 162 | They are not meant to apply to special sales, private sales, and in-house sales. |
| 28 | 163 | Sometimes special sales, well-publicized, are held, in which as few as fifteen or twenty girls, of great quality or interest, are sold. |
| 28 | 164 | All Ar, it is said, tries to fill the house upon such occasions. |