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Benchley Lost and Found
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Author/Editor: Robert Benchley
ISBN 10:0486224104
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Great humorist at his best — 39 prodigal pieces never before collected, all from Liberty Magazine in the early 30s. Gentle, urbane wit aimed at taxes, horse racing, Europeans who live their own stereotypes, sand kicked in one's face at the beach, and much more. Illustrations by Peter Arn...  read more
 


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Product Description:

Great humorist at his best — 39 prodigal pieces never before collected, all from Liberty Magazine in the early 30s. Gentle, urbane wit aimed at taxes, horse racing, Europeans who live their own stereotypes, sand kicked in one's face at the beach, and much more. Illustrations by Peter Arno.
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Product Details:

ISBN 10: 0486224104
ISBN 13: 9780486224107
Author/Editor: Robert Benchley
Format: Book
Page Count: 183
Dimensions: 5 3/8 x 8 1/2
Publication date: June 1970

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