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Short circuits

by Stephen Leacock

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A book of humorous essays by an English immigrant to Canada. An academic, in Economics and Political Science, he was during the 1920's, the most popular humourist in the English-speaking world. He is still bang on for some themes. This collection is of lesser works, not rising to the heights of "Gertrude the Governess", or "Guido the Gillet", or the sustained effort of "Sunshine Sketches", this book will still provide several chuckles at a reading. ( )
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