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Right Now, I'm Dealing With All This Spring
Bruce Eric Kaplan
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'season's Greetings' Looks O.k. To Me. Let's Run
Mike Twohy
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Entering Vermont
Mort Gerberg
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Lone Wolf:
Charles Barsotti
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Carl! No!
Pat Byrnes
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New Yorker August 29th, 1988
Roz Chast
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New Yorker June 8th, 1998
Roz Chast
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Title: Miracle On 35th Street. A Family
David Sipress
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Title Taken By Surprise. While Strolling
Roz Chast
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Lookin' Good
Danny Shanahan
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'fine. And You?'
Bruce Eric Kaplan
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Oh, Dear! And We Didn't Get Anything For Him!
George Price
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Falling Beauty
Gayle Kabaker
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Two Brown Leaves Speak About A Green Leaf
Danny Shanahan
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That's What I Hate About This City. You Roast
Joe Dator
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New Yorker April 2nd, 2007
Harry Bliss
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A Man And Woman Look At A Single Tree In A Field
Harry Bliss
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I'd Better Bring In My Plants
Frank Cotham
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It's A Check For A Hundred Thousand Dollars
Robert Weber
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Is It Any Wonder You Got Coal In Your Stocking?
George Booth
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New Yorker February 1st, 1993
Mort Gerberg
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New Yorker February 14th, 1977
John Jonik
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Keeping Warm
George Booth
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I Don't Care What You Say - I'm Cold!
Ed Nofziger
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Hello, Paleface!
Sydney Hoff
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A Rakes Progress
John Cuneo
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Fall Is One Of Many Reasons
Kendra Allenby
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We're Expecting Some Major Accumulation
David Sipress
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New Yorker September 12th, 2005
Christopher Weyant
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We Should Probably Think About Heading Back
Michael Crawford
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Woman In Bed With A Huge Snow-globe
Harry Bliss
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Two Dogs Are Seen Talking To Each Other
Charles Barsotti
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A Man Talking On The Phone
David Sipress
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Ice Fly-fishing With Doug
Michael Crawford
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This Is Really Embarrassing. I've Forgotten
Leo Cullum
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It's Such A Nice Day I Think I'll Walk
Peter C. Vey
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New Yorker August 9th, 2004
Christopher Weyant
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It's A Poor Craftsman
Jack Ziegler
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No, It Won't Keep Until Spring. We Have To Talk
Donald Reilly
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How May I Help
Edward Frascino
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Nobody Move! I Think I Lost An Eye
Danny Shanahan
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Dec. 26
Jack Ziegler
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Maybe We Weren't Meant To Express Ourselves
Robert Weber
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New Yorker January 25th, 1993
Bill Woodman
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Well, I'm Off To Brave The Elements, So To Speak
Ed Fisher
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New Yorker December 1st, 1986
Henry Martin
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Watch Who You're Calling Irrelevant!
George Price
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I'd Like To See Old Ho-ho-ho Try To Assemble One
James Stevenson
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My Whole Life Seems To Be ?ashing Before Me -
Perry Barlow
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I Understand The Thing To Do ?rst Is To Drink
Helen E. Hokinson
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New Yorker April 11th, 1942
Alan Dunn
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We Better Break This Up. We're Straining
George Price
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You Know One Thing I've Always Wanted - A Summer
Richard Decker
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I Will Now Play A Familiar Seasonal Piece
Julia Suits
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The Phillie Moderate
Paul Noth
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Christmas Greetings From The Applebys
Claude Smith
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Which Is The Best Variety
Teresa Burns Parkhurst
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Leaf Peeping
Joe Dator
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First Day Of Spring
Jason Adam Katzenstein
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Trans-seasonal Coat
Becky Barnicoat
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Ice Cream Truck Migration
Jason Patterson
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Jumping Into The First Pile Of Subpoenas
Glen Le Lievre
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Already
Victoria Roberts
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The Mighty Have Fallen
Lila Ash
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Alas, Poor Yorick
Jason Adam Katzenstein
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Mother Sends Season's Greetings With Her Love
George Booth
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Two Angels Look On At God In His Throne
Paul Karasik
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A Couple On A Double Date In A Restaurant
John Klossner
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A Man In Sandals And A Tank Top Walks
Corey Pandolph
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At A Skating Rink
John Klossner
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An Army Of Napoleonic Soldiers Walk Home Though
Frank Cotham
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A King Is Seated On His Throne Looking At Another
Frank Cotham
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