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More Lights Than One
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"Fred Chappell belongs to a small company of writers renowned equally for their poetry and their prose fiction. In American literature, only Edgar Allan Poe and Robert Penn Warren have won acclaim...

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Aphasia in atypical populations
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Ring Lardner

By Walton R. Patrick

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Lost bear, found bear.
Lost bear, found bear.

By Patrick Mayers

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When a little girl loses her toy bear, the whole family rallies around to help her find it.

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A parliament of owls.
A parliament of owls.

By Patrick Buchanan

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God on Our Minds
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Auntie Mame

By Patrick Dennis

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