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jim-dandy vanisher \n easy self-made pull vanisher \n james shannon
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pop-off \n clipped, two paperclips on folded bill link \n bill bowman \n dai vernon's adaption of bill bowman's "clipped" \n dai vernon \n bill bowman
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a twist through the wrist \n string through spectator's wrist, string loop with two paper clips \n john r. boyko \n a twist thru the wrist \n john r. boyko
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nickel-plated \n bending spoon convincer, coin \n derek vernon \n the difference \n jay marshall \n the bent spoon \n bert allerton \n nickleplated \n nepomuk
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purse \n handkerchief appears in invisible purse / purse frame \n bill nord \n bill nord's purse \n bill nord
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rise \n ball with a hole rises and sinks on a straw (as h. g. frank) \n harry g. franke \n rise!! \n harry g. franke
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reunion \n cut and restored cigarette \n don tanner \n reunion \n don tanner
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variant \n thimble penetrates handkerchief \n john hamilton \n variant \n john hamilton
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another rise \n thimble through handkerchief \n carlo rossetti \n carlo rossetti's rise \n carlo rossetti
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ghost thimble \n four phase thimble routine, with pencil and tin foil shell
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bolt and frame \n paper folding illusion, bolt through the frame, as a climax the paper is folded into cleopatra's barge \n gershon legman
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the lotus \n paper folded into a lotus, spectator can be challenged to take it apart without tearing it \n gershon legman
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lotus and bow-tie \n bill folded to bow-tie and lotus \n gershon legman \n mitchell dyszel's "bow knot money" in "the jinx" 1942 \n lotus and bow-tie \n gershon legman
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conjuring with coins and paper money \n \n bruce elliott
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penny-tration \n seven pennies counted in spectator's hand, one penetrates it \n harry baker \n penny-tration \n harry baker
1956
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wraparound vanish \n coin disappears in trouser fold, appears in pocket, penetration \n unknown
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fadeaway \n coin vanish on knee, in trouser fold \n unknown \n kneesy! \n nate leipzig
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sitting vanish \n seated, coin on leg is vanished and reproduced \n bill simon \n kneesy! \n nate leipzig \n sitting bull \n bill simon
1956
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back palm switch \n \n charles eastman
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silver-copper \n in spectator's hand, with extra coin, two same coins in his hand, has to remove one \n dr. theodore sack
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hank dropper \n coin dropped inside folded handkerchief can be stolen out \n brian maccarthy \n hank dropper \n brian maccarthy
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reward \n two coins are produced from handkerchief, then they are wrapped in hank and held in place by a rubber band, coins transform in other coins \n john a. m. howie \n howie's reward \n john a. m. howie
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the hard way \n coin in handkerchief, ends threaded through a ring, coin penetrates ring \n stewart judah \n the hard way \n stewart judah
1956
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necromancy \n two coins penetrate cigar box \n derek vernon \n nepomuk's necromancy \n nepomuk
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the rip \n one of five bills vanishes, practical manipulative method \n bruce elliott \n the rip \n bruce elliott
1956
Bruce Elliott
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the fold-around \n one of five bills vanishes, folding method \n bruce elliott
1956
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perfection \n serial number, free choice of lemon, no switch of bill \n harvey p. graham \n perfection \n harvey p. graham
1956
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the magician performs with rings, ropes and silks \n \n bruce elliott
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baguette \n ring on wand, with handkerchief \n paquette \n paquette's baguette! \n paquette
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thumb fun \n ring vanishes and appears on spectator's thumb which was covered by a handkerchief \n franklin v. taylor \n thumb fun \n franklin v. taylor
1956
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brema plus taylor \n brema nut, nut off rope, with handkerchief \n franklin v. taylor \n brema + taylor \n franklin v. taylor
1956
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elliott on ellis \n ring off handkerchief \n bruce elliott \n elliott on ellis \n bruce elliott
1956
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fadeaway \n two handkerchiefs, knot opens \n dai vernon \n fadeaway! \n dai vernon
1956
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knots \n impossible knot \n tony slydini \n knots \n tony slydini
1956
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tear it \n handkerchief tied on rope, is pulled free \n john hamilton \n rip it \n john hamilton
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caught knot \n knots appear on rope \n john a. m. howie \n caught knot \n john a. m. howie
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not at all \n rope is cut twice and knotted together \n dr. wiener \n not at all! \n dr. wiener
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Dr. Wiener
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cut to measure \n cut and restored tape measure \n walter b. gibson \n cut to measure \n walter b. gibson
1956
Walter B. Gibson
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card tricks that work themselves \n \n bruce elliott
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pay-off \n spectator deals half the deck and tries to separate red and black, you predict the relations of the cards to the other half, two phases \n walter b. gibson \n pay off \n walter b. gibson
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topper \n \n walter b. gibson \n topper \n walter b. gibson
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one good trick deserves another \n selection is put in pocket by performer behind bak, card is predicted on a slip too \n walter b. gibson \n one good trick... \n walter b. gibson \n deserves another \n walter b. gibson
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Walter B. Gibson
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it goes double \n deck cut in half, top card on one packet is looked at and tells the top card of the other heap, repeated several times, as a finale both cards are named \n theodore annemann \n it goes double \n theodore annemann \n professor hoffmann
1956
Theodore Annemann
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glimpse \n glimpsing a card while transferring it from the deck on the palm \n theodore annemann
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21 plus \n spectator guesses in which row his card is, in the end the card is found by spelling "this is the card you took" \n shaman \n 21 plus \n shaman \n 21 plus \n shaman
1956
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discard \n spectator puts amount of cards on the table and removes some again, the rest is named by the performer \n jack miller \n dis-cards \n jack miller
1956
Jack Miller
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double stop \n two cards \n franklin v. taylor \n double stop \n franklin v. taylor
1956
Franklin V. Taylor
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john doe - magician \n speller, miscalling selected card, spectator plays magician \n tommy dowd \n we both spell \n tommy dowd \n neal elias \n bert fenn \n john doe ... magician \n tommy dowd
1956
Tommy Dowd
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you're a liar \n \n paul curry \n you're a liar \n paul curry
1956
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time must tell \n using natural imperfection, clock lay out, with lie detector presentation \n cy endfield \n time must tell \n cy endfield
1956
Cy Endfield
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hand to hand \n two card location, similar to hofzinser's two card catch, deck half face up, half face down, cards are thrown several times \n martin gardner \n hand to hand \n martin gardner
1956
Martin Gardner
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parallels \n two decks, two predictions placed in books, as well as selections of spectator \n roger barkann \n parallels \n roger barkann
1956
Roger Barkann
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criss cross force \n \n unknown
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you do as i do \n two decks, five key numbers \n john scarne
1956
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card climax \n at a named number, with down under deal \n john scarne
1956
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phone miracle \n spectator finds card performer was thinking of, over the phone \n john scarne \n telephon-mirakel \n john scarne
1956
John Scarne
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best prediction \n on a business card, with down under deal \n john scarne
1956
John Scarne
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x-deck \n named card has an x on back \n edward marlo \n x-deck \n edward marlo
1956
Edward Marlo
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card tricks that require some skill \n \n bruce elliott
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the elliott control \n card from middle controlled to the bottom, buckle \n bruce elliott \n the elliott control \n bruce elliott
1956
Bruce Elliott
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a lesson in magic \n selection is produced with variation of leipzigs twirl cut \n bruce elliott \n a lesson in magic \n bruce elliott
1956
Bruce Elliott
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A Lesson in Magic
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b.d.v. \n with hole deck in hand, spectator can decide on every card, without looking at it \n dai vernon \n bruce elliott \n b.d.v. \n bruce elliott \n dai vernon
1956
Dai Vernon, Bruce Elliott
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strip-out addition \n \n dai vernon
1956
Dai Vernon
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daley's delight \n with extra cards, false switches and the delight switch \n dr. jacob daley \n daley's delight \n dr. jacob daley
1956
Dr. Jacob Daley
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a. p. \n also as double lift handling \n bruce elliott \n a. p. \n bruce elliott
1956
Bruce Elliott
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brrrrtttt! \n phase for ambitious card \n bruce elliott \n brrrrtttt! \n bruce elliott
1956
Bruce Elliott
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fillip \n card production, looks like a precursor of jerry k. hartman's popover move \n bruce elliott \n fillip! \n bruce elliott
1956
Bruce Elliott
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simon-ease \n simple cut control \n bill simon \n simon-ease \n bill simon
1956
Bill Simon
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two blades \n with two knives \n bill simon \n two blades \n bill simon
1956
Bill Simon
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minicam \n image of card appears on little "photographic paper" \n bill simon \n minicam \n bill simon
1956
Bill Simon
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tabled \n single card through table \n bill simon \n tabled \n bill simon
1956
Bill Simon
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again \n in spectator and performer's pocket, signed, duplicate \n bill simon \n insto-transpo \n theodore annemann \n again! \n bill simon
1956
Bill Simon
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double-lift deceptions \n \n clayton rawson \n double-lift deceptions \n clayton rawson
1956
Clayton Rawson
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1. right in front of your nose \n \n clayton rawson \n 1: right in front of your nose! \n clayton rawson
1956
Clayton Rawson
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2. magic taught in one easy lesson \n card transforms into selection, apparently spectator does the transformation \n clayton rawson \n 2: magic taught in one easy lesson \n clayton rawson
1956
Clayton Rawson
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3. stream-lined hypnotism \n duplicate \n clayton rawson \n 3: stream-lined hypnotism \n clayton rawson
1956
Clayton Rawson
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riffle-force \n break \n theodore annemann
1956
Theodore Annemann
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4. the absent-minded spectator \n one person "forgets" card (he is shown a blank card), other can not find it, duplicate and blank \n clayton rawson \n 4: the absent-minded spectator \n clayton rawson
1956
Clayton Rawson
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biddled \n with just ten cards, without selection \n bill simon \n biddled \n bill simon
1956
Bill Simon
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biddle steal \n \n elmer biddle
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Elmer Biddle
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the card in the wallet \n \n unknown
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card palm \n \n unknown
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shoulder card \n card to inside pocket or wallet, no palming \n franklin v. taylor \n shoulder card \n franklin v. taylor
1956
Franklin V. Taylor
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the card in wallet - again \n thread with wax \n bruce elliott
1956
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card in mouth \n while smoking a cigarette as a cover for the load \n lee noble \n card in mouth \n lee noble
1956
Lee Noble
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pocketed \n card to watch pocket, slit, with reflex beginning \n paul curry \n bill woodfield \n pocketed \n paul curry \n bill woodfield
1956
Paul Curry, Bill Woodfield
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clip it \n monte, card marked with paper clip \n frank garcia \n garcia's clip it \n frank garcia
1956
Frank Garcia
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fancy free \n making a double fan, with an interesting procedure, different designs \n audley walsh \n fancy free \n audley walsh
1956
Audley Walsh
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the "expert" at the card table \n \n bruce elliott
1956
Bruce Elliott
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the slip false cut \n similar to an up the ladder cut \n unknown
1956
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second deal \n \n bruce elliott
1956
Bruce Elliott
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no second deal \n miscall and duplicate, fake second deal \n bruce elliott
1956
Bruce Elliott
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the easiest bottom deal \n \n unknown
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table-cut \n reversing a cut, tabled \n bruce elliott
1956
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ten card deal \n jonah card \n paul curry \n martin gardner \n john scarne \n dai vernon \n audley walsh \n ten card deal \n dai vernon \n paul curry \n martin gardner \n john scarne \n audley walsh
1956
Paul Curry, Martin Gardner, John Scarne, Dai Vernon, Audley Walsh
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take ten \n finale for ten card poker deal, all cards are put in separated envelopes \n john murray \n take ten \n john murray
1956
John Murray
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mind reading is easy \n \n bruce elliott
1956
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500 ltd. \n three digits are named to form a number, ruse to break it down to four possibilities \n greer marechal jr. \n 500 ltd. \n greer marechal jr.
1956
Greer Marechal Jr.
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clip color \n four different colored cards are cut into different amount of pieces and sealed in envelopes, chosen color is spelled and found \n walter b. gibson \n clip color \n walter b. gibson
1956
Walter B. Gibson
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phoney \n person on telephone knows card three times, three different methods \n alan barnert \n zodiaccent \n thomas alan waters \n phoney \n alan barnert
1956
Alan Barnert
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torn center \n \n paul curry \n center tear handling \n paul curry \n torn center billet improvement \n paul curry
1956
Paul Curry
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device \n bill switch while putting it in envelope \n dr. jacob daley \n daley's device \n dr. jacob daley \n dr. stanley jaks
1956
Dr. Jacob Daley
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the malkin \n voodoo effect, two paper dolls are rolled up and pinched with a needle, at the same places \n robert fairthorne \n the malkin \n robert fairthorne
1956
Robert Fairthorne
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the chinese parrot \n two selected cards put in book, cards and content of the pages is divined \n franklin v. taylor \n the chinese parrot \n franklin v. taylor
1956
Franklin V. Taylor
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mortmain \n book test, word is written by a puppet hand, which moves on its own, thread \n stuart p. cramer \n mortmain \n stuart p. cramer
1956
Stuart P. Cramer
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routined for deception \n \n bruce elliott
1956
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out of the smoke \n paper match turns into light cigarette, three more cigarettes appear \n dave spindell \n clayton rawson \n out of the smoke \n dave spindell \n clayton rawson
1956
Dave Spindell, Clayton Rawson
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bloomin' silk \n silk is produced and vanished several times, then it turns into a rose \n john hamilton \n bloomin' silk \n john hamilton
1956
John Hamilton
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jocko the great \n routine with hand puppet, puppet makes handkerchief vanishes and appear and disappear, performs a mini die box and eventually finds selected card \n james g. thompson jr. \n jocko - the great \n james g. thompson jr.
1956
James G. Thompson Jr.
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eskow's act \n long routine, cut and restored rope, handkerchief penetrates rope, bill travels into knot of handkerchief and torn-off corner into a rope \n steve eskow \n eskow's act \n steve eskow
1956
Steve Eskow
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Eskow's Act
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Also published here
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the last word \n \n bruce elliott
1956
Bruce Elliott
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The Last Word
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243
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