It can also be read in its entirety here.
I have had a cold I can't shake and spent the weekend at the pen, so, for your Thanksgiving entertainment, enjoy a trip down memory lane - and murder - with James Thurber!
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Thurber, James 1943 The Thurber Carnival Harper and Brothers, NY pp. 60-63
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Thanks for that story, Eve. And hope you get over your cold soon. And, of course, Happy Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteFor some reason I was thinking about Thurber the other night- I remember his New Yorker cartoons so clearly and I was trying to remember if seals featured prominently. Your blog answers that question. A real Thanksgiving treat!
ReplyDeleteCoincidentally, I was just talking about this story on Monday! Thanks for posting. And happy Thankgiving!
ReplyDeleteI needed this, this morning. Great post, Eve!!
ReplyDeleteThank you all! I'm doing much better.
ReplyDeleteThe Macbeth Murder Mystery really opened my 12 year old eyes as to what a fun time you could have with literature. Perhaps it's the original fan fiction? No, that would be Henry Fielding's Joseph Andrews...
Anyway, Happy Thanksgiving!
A good laugh to start the morning. Conspiracies abound everywhere.
ReplyDeleteLove them! Looking up Macbeth Murder Mystery now...you never lead me astray, Eve. Or maybe I should reverse that...you always lead me delightfully astray.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Melodie! Always glad to be of service!
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