Miss Viola Brolly surveyed the office with dismay. The desk was nearly invisible under a mound of unsorted correspondence, a typewriter waved a single sheet of bond like a plea for mercy, and books were stacked everywhere. Everywhere that is, except the bookshelves, and Brolly didn’t even want to know what was on those shelves. Removing her coat, she hung it on one of the two coat racks. Why such a small operation required two, was beyond her. She pulled the advertisement from her smart patent bag, smoothing the edges of the newsprint. SECRETAR NEEDED TYPE STENO $3 JOHNS CO 1100 4TH FL STE D Brolly squinted at the frosted glass window. Had it really said “D?” Perhaps she had gone into the wrong suite by mistake. Perhaps there was a tidier and altogether less musty workplace that needed her skills. “Oh, hello. I didn’t hear you come in,” the man wore a suit that ran short in the arms. “No doubt they’ve been turned a time or three,” she thought, her eyes roaming o