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New Yorker March 23, 1935
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New Yorker September 15th, 1928
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Cette . . . And Cette . . . And Cette
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J. G.'s A Card
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New Yorker April 27th, 1963
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New Yorker April 17th, 1965
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He's Not Ours
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I'm Getting Pretty Fed Up With Teeth Marks
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No, Thanks. The Black-and-white
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Say, Boss
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That Last Question
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New Yorker January 17th, 1931
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You Know Too Much
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New Yorker April 8th, 1944
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I'm Sorry, Miss, But You'll Have To Get
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Of Course People Live Like That! I Live Like That
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All Right, Men, You Know The Rules As Well
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That's Just ?ne! At This Rate You'll
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For God's Sake
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New Yorker September 12, 1942
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Since We Seem To Have Reached An Impasse
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What's The Specialty Here?
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We'd Better Get Started
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You Mean To Say There Was A ?le In That Cake
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A Really Lovely Gown
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You The Husband?
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Any Man In The House
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How Do I Know Where They Got The Shoe Coupons?
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New Yorker January 3rd, 1942
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Why George Carter! What Keeps You In Town?
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She's A Very Famous Starlet. I Hear They're Even
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What I Can't Understand Is Why They Ever Fell
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I Wish I Could Remember To Buy A New Belt. This
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But Where Is All This Leading
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The Effect
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New Yorker March 7th, 1942
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But You're Mistaken
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One At A Time
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Who Is This Miss Pittsburgh?
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I've Had More Than Enough
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Will This Train Take Me Anywhere Near The Racquet
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In Case Of An Air Raid
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Two Demitasses
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. . . Just A Little Token Of Our Esteem
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New Yorker July 6th, 1940
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Where Are The Reporters?
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Very Good, Mr. Duncan! A Month Ago You Couldn't
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Watch Out For His Free Hand
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Ready, Marcel! You're On Next
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Will That Be All
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Read Me The Part Again
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You Gave Me ?ve Dollars And Your Bill Is Only One
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The Boys Saw Their ?rst Skunk Today
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. . . And Then I Milled The Slot
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Beg Pardon, Sir, But Have You Noticed Mr. Hopkins
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Were You Ever In A Good
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New Yorker December 27th, 1941
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Just A Minute
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You Needn't Wait
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Now That's Enough! Run Along!
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There's A Burglar Prowling About In The Blue Room
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New Yorker December 25th, 1948
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You Realize
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But I Don't Want To Be Minister To Bolivia!
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Say, That's Funny, Gentlemen. The Same Thing
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This Seems Like A Good Place
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Don't You Think He'd Prefer It If We Just Ran
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My Goodness! The Doctor Certainly Keeps
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Humphrey, This Is Miss Barrows, The New
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New Yorker July 31, 1943
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New Yorker October 24, 1942
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Mrs. Choate's Just ?ne
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