“She was constantly saving money to have teeth out, but somehow she always spent the money on something else. Either she got drunk on it, or she gave it to someone in a in irrational fit of generosity. She was a mark for every con artist in Tangier because she was known to have money she was always saving to have her teeth out. But putting the touch on her was not without danger. She would suddenly turn vicious and maul some mooch with all the strength of her Junoesque limbs shouting,’ You lousy bastard! Trying to con me out of my teeth money.’
William S. Burroughs, “Lee and the Boys”, 1989.
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