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The Long-winded Lady: Notes from The New Yorker

Category: Teen & Young Adult, Reference
Author: Shari Lapena, Randall Faber
Publisher: Ashley Spires, Penny Simkin
Published: 2019-06-11
Writer: Stella Gray
Language: Russian, Icelandic, Creole, Portuguese, Chinese (Simplified)
Format: Audible Audiobook, pdf

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Long-Winded Lady | The New Yorker - The New Yorker , July 19, 1969 P. 16. Long-winded lady describes a young man from California going downtown on the 5th Avenue bus. He was very young seeing NYC for the first time, and he carried a plastic bag with clothes on wire hangers inside of

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