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“Why can’t you be funny again?” Dorothy Parker chafed at her own reputation as a reliable wit and quipster
“Why can’t you be funny again?” Dorothy Parker chafed at her own reputation as a reliable wit and quipster

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“Why can’t you be funny again?” Dorothy Parker chafed at her own reputation as a reliable wit and quipster . . .

“Why can’t you be funny again?” Dorothy Parker chafed at her own reputation as a reliable wit and quipster

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