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He Likes To Do It For The Yale-harvard Game
James Stevenson
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Here's To You And Me And The Little Thing We've
Henry Martin
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New Yorker May 13th, 1944
Otto Soglow
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That Last Question
Peter Arno
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New Yorker October 18th, 1941
Gardner Rea
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A Man And A Women Are Seen Dressed In S&m Gear
Lee Lorenz
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Get The Phone
Garrett Price
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A Fifth Martini
JB Handelsman
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Just Go Outside
Warren Miller
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That Should Keep Your Mother Quiet
Chon Day
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How Should I Say It?
William Steig
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Just You Leave It To Me
William Steig
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I'm So Glad To Be Here And See Mother Married
Alice Harvey
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All You Ever Think Of Is Work
Gardner Rea
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Goodbye, Darling. Come Home Early. Remember
Alice Harvey
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New Yorker February 21st, 1942
Alain
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New Yorker December 30th, 1944
Leonard Dove
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Just Whom Did She Mean When She Said
William Steig
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Why Do I Take So Much Of His Crap?
William Steig
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Should I Kill Him Now?
William Steig
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He Says That She Belongs To An Old Iceland Family
Helen E. Hokinson
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I'd Be Interested To Know Who Offered To Donate
Mary Petty
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What Are You Doing Tonight?
Ned Hilton
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Don't You Think It's Wonderful How John's Other
Helen E. Hokinson
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New Yorker June 24th, 1944
Richard Taylor
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New Yorker April 12th, 1941
Roberta Macdonald
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Which Commander Truman Did You Wanna Speak To?
Peter Arno
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I Wouldn't Want Anything Too Cute On Account
Helen E. Hokinson
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Look, Mamma! I'm Not A Liability Any More
Sydney Hoff
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New Yorker October 10th, 1942
Richard Taylor
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And One Last Thing. It Has Come To My Attention
Alain
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New Yorker June 27th, 1942
George Price
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Sure There's Something You Can Do. You Can Lay
George Price
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I Have The ?rst Sergeant's Permission To Speak
Sydney Hoff
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New Yorker July 29th, 1944
Roy Williams
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I Like to See a Nervous Bride
Helen E Hokinson
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I Do - And You?
George Price
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I'm Sorry, Ma'am, But They Don't Come
Mary Petty
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I've Been Following You For The Last Ten Minutes
Leonard Dove
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Why Did I Marry Such A Jackass?
William Steig
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Where The Devil Did I Put My Glasses?
William Steig
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Them There Eyes
William Steig
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New Yorker October 18th, 1993
William Steig
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What Did I Ever See In Her?
William Steig
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I Can't Bear The Suspense
James Stevenson
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Will Durant And His Wife Wrote The Story
Robert Weber
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Then You Think He's Sincere?
Gardner Rea
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Does That 'forsaking All Others' Include
Gardner Rea
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Martha And I Are Happy Enough. I Have My Work
Sydney Hoff
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His Wife Poisons Him In The Third Act
Saul Steinberg
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I Married A Grouch
James Mulligan
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Why, It's Minnie Manngold! Married 'n' Everything
Sydney Hoff
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I'd Say Greens Along Both Doubles Alleys
Perry Barlow
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Jolly My Husband into the Black Hills
Helen E Hokinson
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Not So Fast! Watch Where You're Going! Look
Ned Hilton
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It Has To Be Large Enough For Two Birds Who
Helen E. Hokinson
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Anybody Get Stood Up Today?
Mischa Richter
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He's Married!
Chon Day
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He Does
Mischa Richter
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Wilt Thou Really Have This Man To Thy Wedded
Richard Taylor
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New Yorker June 7th, 1941
Richard Taylor
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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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On The Other Hand
Robert J. Day
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Harvey, Do You Really Like The Dodgers, Or
Helen E. Hokinson
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Look! I Must Be Engaged!
William Galbraith Crawford
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Why Don't You Join The Army?
Barbara Shermund
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Mr. Hardwick Is On The Telephone
Perry Barlow
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Whaddya Mean 'surprise'? We're Married
Peter Arno
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I've Said All I'm Going
Perry Barlow
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Well, I See She ?nally Trapped Him
Roberta Macdonald
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I Wonder If I Could Get Off Next Saturday
Chon Day
$100
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