“Casanova! My dear man, Casanova is not worthy to untie my bootstrings!”

—  Frank Harris

A. I. Tobin and Elmer Gertz Frank Harris: A Study in Black and White (1931) p. 324.

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Irish journalist and rogue 1856–1931

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