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Edith Pearlman

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Haute Tomato

I can forgive the French for almost anything. Except dessert

July 2003

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Changing Spots

April 2002

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No Tea, But Sympathy

January 1998

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We May Be Temerarious and Unsuasible, But Can We Orthographize?

June 1996

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It's Not Polite To Ask Questions, But Who Says You Can't Think Them?

January 1996

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En Garde! Maybe M. Emile Was a Lousy Hairdresser, But He Gave His Place Tone

July 1995

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