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I've Called You Together This Morning
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New Yorker February 13th, 1943
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. . . And Then I Decided To Switch To Psychiatry
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The Same Mrs. Parcher
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Take An Ordinary Person
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New Yorker January 22nd, 1944
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Get The Phone
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You Must Thank Uncle William
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At The Moment I Hardly Know What To Say
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Now, Try To Remember, Miss Green, It's 'gun,'
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Did Anyone Ever Tell You That You're Beautiful
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You Fellows Ever Considered A Merger?
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New Yorker April 1st, 1944
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New Yorker October 10th, 1942
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It Says Here 'a Blunt Instrument.' What Happened
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He Doesn't Make Any Big Promises
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Great Pals
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Happening Of The Future
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A Clear Case Of Mistaken Identity
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I Carried This Around In My Head
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A Cop Just Came In
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New Yorker December 5th, 1953
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Pardon Me, Miss Plunkett
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All I Hope Is That When It's
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Don't Stare At The Passengers
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Hey, Did You Send My Pajamas To The Laundry
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New Yorker June 6th, 1942
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You Know What I Miss Most Being Away
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Mrs. Blaine Hayworth Entertains! Jane Lockwood
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I'll Bet You're Just One Of Those Men Who Resents
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Asparagus and National Defense
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Just A Moment
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Don't Let It Worry You. You Should Have An
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New Yorker November 18th, 1944
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New Yorker February 26th, 1944
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You Say A Lion? We Couldn't Even Start
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Would You Care To Step Outside And Repeat That?
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Polly Wants A Cracker
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I Certainly Hope We Haven't Got A Hit
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The Patter Of Rain On a Tin Roof
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All Right. Now
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It Beats Me Why They Didn't Have Geddes
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Men, Your Job Is Going To Be Tough This Year
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Here I Am, Ed, Back Here
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All I Can Say
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New Yorker May 15th, 1943
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Now, With This Diet I'm Putting You On, You'll
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Mr. Warren, We ?nd Your Line Ran Out In 1794
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P-s-s-st
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New Yorker December 13th, 1941
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I Tell You, Manny, It's Not Logical - A Cat
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New Yorker January 23rd, 1943
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Isn't It Wonderful What They Can Teach Horses
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As A Matter Of Fact
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I Made A Hole-in-one Here Last Week - Luck
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New Yorker May 30th, 1942
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I Put In For Intelligence
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There! Now You're Getting The Hang Of It
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New Yorker February 27th, 1943
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Lost, Sweetheart?
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Would You Like To Make A Little Extra Money?
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Hello, Police! I Wish To Report The Strange Case
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Of Course You Wouldn't Remember The Hurricane
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Of Course, We Wouldn't Have Chosen Westport
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Aw, Gee!
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I Got No Complaint About The Hours And The Pay's
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You'd Think He'd Of Left A Tip
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New Yorker March 15th, 1941
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New Yorker June 20th, 1942
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He's Even More Ambidextrous Than What You Said
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Hard To Realize That No Two ?akes Are Alike
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