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My Mother Warned Me
Karl Stevens
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Cat Lady
Amy Hwang
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Would You Do Me The Honor?
Suerynn Lee
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This Rock On My Finger
Liza Donnelly
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There She Is
Liana Finck
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A Woman Speaks To Her Friend As They Walk
Michael Maslin
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New Yorker August 21st 2000
Marisa Acocella Marchetto
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A Woman Comments On Her Decision To Marry
Liza Donnelly
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Ask Me To Marry You
Liana Finck
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Why Did I Marry Such A Jackass?
William Steig
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Anyway, Now We Know He's Not Marrying
Gardner Rea
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They've Been Having A Wonderful Time Marrying Ken
Mike Twohy
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That Last Question
Peter Arno
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New Yorker November 4th, 1961
Saul Steinberg
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I've Done The Numbers
William Hamilton
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And Do You Promise To Love
Arnie Levin
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Getting Information
Frank Cotham
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I already have the perfect hashtag
Elisabeth McNair
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And, What's More, I Never Loved You. My Father
Edward Frascino
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About This Tall
Richard Decker
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New Yorker November 4th, 1961
Saul Steinberg
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Wilt Thou Really Have This Man To Thy Wedded
Richard Taylor
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I Do - And You?
George Price
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New Yorker April 12th, 1941
Roberta Macdonald
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What Did I Ever See In Her?
William Steig
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Come, Come, Smith. That Hope Chest Must Be Opened
Alan Dunn
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And One Last Thing. It Has Come To My Attention
Alain
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I Wonder If I Could Get Off Next Saturday
Chon Day
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You Know, Florence Is Going To Be A 'budget
Helen E. Hokinson
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Sure There's Something You Can Do. You Can Lay
George Price
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New Yorker July 29th, 1944
Roy Williams
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To The Nearest Barbershop
Richard Taylor
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Personally, I Like To See A Nervous Bride
Helen E. Hokinson
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Lieutenants And Captains Like To Get Married
Helen E. Hokinson
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How Do You Ever Expect To Get Anywhere -
Sydney Hoff
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Hello, George. This Is The New Out?t
Leonard Dove
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How Fortunate You Are! I Can't Even Get
Sam Cobean
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And do you both promise to believe you can be better
Carolita Johnson
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Do You, Eleanor, Agree To Be Exhausted As One
Bruce Eric Kaplan
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How Should I Say It?
William Steig
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New Yorker August 14th, 1995
Michael Maslin
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Where The Devil Did I Put My Glasses?
William Steig
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And May Your Union Last For As Long As It Remains
Donald Reilly
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Then You Think He's Sincere?
Gardner Rea
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That Should Keep Your Mother Quiet
Chon Day
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Does That 'forsaking All Others' Include
Gardner Rea
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Would That Be Gross Or Take-home?
Chon Day
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I'm So Glad To Be Here And See Mother Married
Alice Harvey
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Why, It's Minnie Manngold! Married 'n' Everything
Sydney Hoff
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Let's Wait A Few Minutes. We Don't Want To Appear
Richard Decker
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Anybody Get Stood Up Today?
Mischa Richter
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He Does
Mischa Richter
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Now That's Enough! Run Along!
Peter Arno
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I Wish He Wouldn't Take The 'breadwinner' Idea
George Price
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I Said, 'what's To Prevent Us From Being Married
Alan Dunn
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Harvey, Do You Really Like The Dodgers, Or
Helen E. Hokinson
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Well, I See She ?nally Trapped Him
Roberta Macdonald
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Do You Have The Same Thing In A Cook?
Peter Arno
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New Yorker October 18th, 1941
Gardner Rea
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It's Been Delightful Having
Peter Arno
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New Yorker May 13th, 1944
Otto Soglow
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We Couldn't Help Hearing!
Sydney Hoff
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New Yorker July 25th, 1942
Alan Dunn
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I'm Writing To Aunt Martha
Leonard Dove
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Yes, The Bridal Shop - And Never Mind Shooting
George Price
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And What Is The Purpose Of Your Visit?
Peter Arno
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Now Where Do We Go For The Allotment?
Leonard Dove
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New Yorker May 24th, 1941
Louis Jamme
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Poems With Special Meaning
Zachary Kanin
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You Knew I Glowed
Shannon Wheeler
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Best If Married By
Edward Koren
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Two Men Are Seen Sitting In A Restaurant
William Haefeli
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