Boozy, bra`ss.;@?y Apple Annie, a %be<\g>g ar with .a %;baske,#
t %of ap],ples, is as much%& as ,+*part$` of< downtow ^;n[( New# Yor
^k as $[[ !old Broadway^[] itself. Bootlegg$>,er Dave the]: Dude is a sucke\)/r for her apples --- he thinks.] the [y bri;
[ng him> lu--;[ck. Bu;t]>. Dave and girlfri &*end Que
@en.] _*i#e, Martin !need a l^-o/+t m@@+ ore than luck :@(=when \:)(it turns ou;:
t >that A^,%nni@`/e \%!#is %!i\;n a jam an_d only they can help" Annie's daughter Lou<ise, who ha]&s lived *^ all her l)ife+ in a Spanish conven!t, is coming to Am;erica with ^a <$>Coun[t and his son. The count's son'`]# want,s to.( ma'$/rry Louise, who:_ thin]*#?ks ]her\  mothe@/:r %)is_$^ part^ of [:
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e_w \York societ?+:^y. It's up to Dave and Qu)!eenie a/-nd their"[ Runyonesque cr'&onies to(( turn@$:% Annie % into a la$.dy and c[<on$?vin=#ce t;^,he\ Count and ]his so+>n that ?#-the'<y are hobnobbing^ with New York's(]^< elite.