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Look Alive, Proust, You're Next
Harry Bliss
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Nonviolent Clue
Tom Chitty
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An Aged Librarian Speaks To A Man Reading A Book
Zachary Kanin
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I've Killed Him
John M Price
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New Yorker October 10th, 1994
Warren Miller
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The Dorrie Decimal System
Roz Chast
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Have You Given Any Thought To Opening Your Library
Christopher Weyant
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Two Men Walk Into A Library. There Is An
Drew Dernavich
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Just Think! Every Book That's Ever Been Published
Charles E. Martin
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I'm Not Going To Waste This Adderall Paying
Paul Noth
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Revised Statuary
Richard Taylor
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New Yorker December 25th, 1954
Charles E. Martin
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The National Capital Library Of Congress
Gluyas Williams
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Captionless A Library Book Shelf Is Divided
Bernard Schoenbaum
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Good Book in Front of a Fire
Pia Guarra and Ian Boothby
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Title: One Day
Roz Chast
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It's All Online
Mike Twohy
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New Yorker December 20th, 1958
Alain
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Old Bound Volume Of Harpers
Richard Taylor
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New Yorker February 1st, 1993
Ed Fisher
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Oh, We Don't Sort Things Into Categories Like
Ed Fisher
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I'm Not In One Of My Moods. I'm In One
Victoria Roberts
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Which Van Doren Was It I Enjoyed So Much?
Helen E. Hokinson
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Forget Living Well. The Best Revenge Is Revenge
William Hamilton
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Attacked by a Badger
C Covert Darbyshire
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Books About Ice Cream
Peter C Vey
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Can You Give Me A Hand
Joe Dator
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Twelve Cents Due
Helen E Hokinson
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New Yorker September 28th, 1940
Richard Taylor
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Let's Go In Here
William Galbraith Crawford
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Screen Time
Paul Noth
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Portrait Of A Lady Discovering James Branch
Helen E Hokinson
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P-s-s-st
Garrett Price
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As They Provide A Good Deal Of Insulation
Sydney Hoff
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'how To Read A Book' Is Out. Secretly
Helen E. Hokinson
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New Yorker July 22nd, 1944
Mischa Richter
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Who Was That Man That Cheered Me Up So Much Last
Helen E. Hokinson
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I Have A Small Confession To Make - Some
Richard Taylor
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New Yorker March 2nd, 1940
Otto Soglow
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Would You Like To Take A Whirl At Something
Helen E. Hokinson
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New Yorker September 11th, 1954
Saul Steinberg
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Oh, Dear! I See Louis Brom?eld Is Still Three
Helen E. Hokinson
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We've Given Up Humor
Helen E Hokinson
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New Yorker May 2nd, 1953
Saul Steinberg
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Praise To The Bard Whose Fertile Lyre Sings
Hans Stengel
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Of Course, We're Ahead Of You In Some Things, Sir
Mary Petty
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But Isn't He Awfully Husky For A Poet?
Gardner Rea
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Lewis Gannett Liked
Helen E. Hokinson
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I Wonder If We Couldn't Convert Some Of The Boys
Helen E. Hokinson
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Oh, Dear! Are You Sure This Is A Must?
Helen E. Hokinson
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She Falls In Love With ?ve Successive Men But
Helen E. Hokinson
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Have You Anything In Which The Butler Murders
Gardner Rea
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Well, This Man And This Woman Go
Helen E. Hokinson
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I Can't Tell You How Wonderful This
Garrett Price
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Well, Why Don't You Try Something By Mrs
Helen E. Hokinson
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I Always Mistrust Them When They Take A Lot
Helen E. Hokinson
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What I Had In Mind Was A Sort Of Christmasy
Helen E. Hokinson
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New Yorker December 2nd, 1944
Garrett Price
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New Yorker February 13th, 2006
Mike Twohy
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I'm Self-published
Edward Koren
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'uncharted Waters'
Roz Chast
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Hey, Look! A Congressman!
Mischa Richter
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I Hate To Admit
Ed Fisher
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I Hope You're Going To Read It
Ed Arno
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Are There Any Books That Are Still Being Written
Stan Hunt
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Read Me
Bernard Schoenbaum
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Where Do You Stash The Porno
Warren Miller
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Good News, Mrs. Jenkins
Helen E Hokinson
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Owen D. Young For A Growing Girl
Kemp Starrett
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It's A Story Of Love And Sacri?ce Ending
Chon Day
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I Don't Think It Will Upset You. It's Just An
Helen E. Hokinson
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I'm Afraid I Bit Off More 'robert E. Lee' Than
Helen E. Hokinson
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