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What's The Next Best Medicine?
Charles Barsotti
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I'm Going To France - I'm A Different Person
Victoria Roberts
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Play Doh Work Doh
Ellis Rosen
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Lost Piece of Rawhide
Harry Bliss
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Man at desk asks secretary to find out why he is always sad.
Will McPhail
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She Always Comes Back
Joe Dator
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Sad Man
Will McPhail
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New Yorker August 7th, 1954
Saul Steinberg
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Why So Mopey?
Peter C Vey
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The Quiet, Sad, and Deeply Resigned Car
Roz Chast
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Am I Doing Something Wrong? You Don't Say 'good
Edward Koren
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I Don't Own A Wood Stove. I Burn Oil
Edward Koren
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Fetch And Roll Over Weren't Enough -
Charles Barsotti
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Coming Around The Mountain
Frank Cotham
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A Woman Dressed In Black Speaks At Her Mother's
David Sipress
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The Screams of Fans
Elisabeth McNair
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A Sad Looking Man At A Bar Speaks To Another Man
Ariel Molvig
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For me
Charles Saxon
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T.s. Eliot Calendar
Roz Chast
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A Dog Addresses Another Dog In A Bar
David Sipress
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Perhaps A Dirge Would Lift Your Spirits?
Zachary Kanin
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No, Pamela, You Do Not Have 'a Right To Sing
Warren Miller
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David Never Gives Up. I Used To Think That
Charles Saxon
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A Sad Realization
Bruce Eric Kaplan
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New Yorker September 15th, 1975
Saul Steinberg
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Descent Into The Laundry Room
Roz Chast
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Fall 2018 Melancholia Catalog
Roz Chast
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New Yorker February 20th, 1954
Saul Steinberg
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New Yorker October 3rd, 2016
Roz Chast
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New Yorker September 18th, 1995
Bob Knox
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The Little Engine Caboose Sits Crying At A Bar
Zachary Kanin
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Why The Big Nose?
Barry Blitt
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It's
Lee Lorenz
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Influence Is A Two Way Street
Benjamin Schwartz
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A Woman At The Lost and Found Window Speaks
Joe Dator
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There Are Plenty Of Children Out There Who
Avi Steinberg
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Let the cameras in
Lars Kenseth
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A Man In A Yard Holds A Rake As Though
Julia Suits
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How Mrs Fendle Spent Her Summer Vacation
Roz Chast
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New Yorker August 3rd, 2009
Roz Chast
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Your Prognosis Is Tied To The Outcome
Frank Cotham
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New Yorker May 17th, 1982
James Stevenson
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Isn't He Cunning? He Feels Guilty About Something
Robert J. Day
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Haven't You One With A More Pleasant Expression?
Robert J. Day
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When The Inventor Of The Wheel Met The Inventor
Lee Lorenz
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What I Need Is Somebody To Take A Good Stiff
Robert J. Day
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A Woman Speaks To Her Husband In A Kitchen
Bruce Eric Kaplan
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How Boomerangs Work
Ariel Molvig
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New Yorker September 1st, 2008
Robert Leighton
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Look Bereaved
Michael Maslin
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Next Tuesday
Erik Hilgerdt
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New Yorker July 19th, 1999
Roz Chast
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Ichthyosaurs Are All Gone
James Stevenson
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Oh, Nonsense - Hundreds Of People Have Exhausted
Donald Reilly
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Read Me
Bernard Schoenbaum
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Now, Now, Madam. Pull Yourself Together And Tell
Carl Rose
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From What The Poor Boy Says
Gardner Rea
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He's Had A Pretty Bad Shock. His Wife Walked
Chon Day
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What Sort Of Connections Can I Make For Niagara
George Price
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The White Feather
William Steig
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He Got Nabbed By A Policewoman
Leonard Dove
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Well, There's One Good Thing About It. We Won't
Helen E. Hokinson
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Seizure Of Property
William Steig
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New Yorker November 6th, 1943
Saul Steinberg
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The Best Places to Suffer
Edward Koren
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I Just Don't Find Anything Funny
Liza Donnelly
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Rejected Budweiser Ads
Emily Flake
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A Carved Pumpkin With A Frowning Face
Karen Sneider
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A Wife Asks Her Husband At A Barbecue
Julia Suits
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And As You Can See
Zachary Kanin
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New Yorker June 1st, 2009
Jack Ziegler
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Goodbye, Arthur - This Marriage Isn't Big Enough
Tom Cheney
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