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New York Trilogy
Pieter Van Eenoge
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A Man With A Paint Bucket Stands By A Graph
Edward Steed
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You'll ?nd Parcheesi
Alan Dunn
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I Wish You'd Stop Saying 'here Comes Another
Richard Decker
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Mind If I Take A Look Around? My Wife
Perry Barlow
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Oops Pardon
John Ruge
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You Poor Child
Barbara Shermund
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It Says Here
Perry Barlow
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You Don't By Any Remote Chance Happen
Helen E. Hokinson
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Damn It, I Came Here To Forget The War!
Alain
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The High Command Has Found It Expedient
Alain
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New Yorker November 28th, 1942
Otto Soglow
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New Yorker March 11th, 1944
Alan Dunn
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New Yorker July 4th, 1942 #3
Garrett Price
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Ask Marshall! Ask Eisenhower! How Should I Know
George Price
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Dreams Of Glory
William Steig
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Do You Know What I Think I'll Do If You're
Roberta Macdonald
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I Hate To Think What An American Legion
Alain
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Can't You Do K.p. Tomorrow?
Barbara Shermund
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It's All Right
Alan Dunn
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Corporal Thomas E Harrison Writes
Helen E Hokinson
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Ouch, Sir!
Richard Decker
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New Yorker January 27th, 1940
Carl Rose
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Courier
William Steig
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There's Nothing To Be Afraid Of. I've
Helen E. Hokinson
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The Second From The Left's Not Bad
Mischa Richter
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New Yorker July 4th, 1942 #1
Garrett Price
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Dear Me, Sergeant! Didn't You Get My Note?
Alan Dunn
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New Yorker September 21st, 1940
Alan Dunn
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New Yorker January 23rd, 1943
Garrett Price
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O.k. So Occasionally The Enemy Overpowers You
George Price
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Of?cer's Billet
Saul Steinberg
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Men, We're All A Part Of The Greatest Amphibious
Alan Dunn
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Here's The Way I Look At It. Would It Be Wise
Perry Barlow
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I Wouldn't Wait To Be Drafted. I'd Volunteer
Alain
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The War Ain't Changed Him Much. He Used To Get
Alain
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New Yorker July 27th, 1940
John Kaunus
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He's A Real Soldier Of Fortune. He's ?own
Richard Decker
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New Yorker May 17th, 1941
Alan Dunn
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It's No Use
Alan Dunn
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Later!
Alain
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New Yorker April 15th, 1944 #1
Saul Steinberg
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New Yorker July 4th, 1942 #2
Garrett Price
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Do You Suppose That's Basic English He's Using?
Alain
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You Are Now On The Celebrated Via Appia
Alan Dunn
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We Can't Use You Now
Robert J. Day
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We Thought We'd Like To Look Around To See How
Garrett Price
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He Reports To Grand Central Palace Tomorrow
Sydney Hoff
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And Another Thing
Gardner Rea
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That Kaiser Out?t Is Simply Amazing. They ?lled
Alan Dunn
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New Yorker January 15th, 1944 #2
Saul Steinberg
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You Say 10,486 And Drummond Makes It 11,104 - Now
Alan Dunn
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It's All Right
Robert J. Day
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New Yorker March 25th, 1944
M. K. Barlow
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Where's The Invasion?
Richard Decker
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Foe!
Richard Decker
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You Can Let That Go Till Later
Richard Taylor
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- And Stop Worrying About Beavers
Leonard Dove
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New Yorker July 4th, 1942 #5
Garrett Price
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Haven't You A Small One That Would ?t
Barbara Shermund
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It's The Fighting Sixty-ninth
Alan Dunn
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New Yorker January 29th, 1944
Alain
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I'm Sorry We Can't Hear Any More From Colonel
Perry Barlow
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Oh Dear, Mrs. Withington, I Want To Be Patriotic
Alice Harvey
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New Yorker October 5th, 1940
Alan Dunn
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On Second Thought
Perry Barlow
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Well, It's About The Editor Of A Women's Fashion
Helen E. Hokinson
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When I Give The Command
M K Barlow
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I Hate To Sound Like A Sergeant
Sydney Hoff
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Getting A Desk Job
Robert J Day
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New Yorker April 15th, 1944
Alan Dunn
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Don't Get Caught By Changing Times
M. K. Barlow
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