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100 1 $aLardner, Ring,$d1885-1933.
245 10 $aRing Lardner :$bstories & other writings /$cRing Lardner ; Ian Frazier, editor
246 30 $aStories & other writings
260 $aNew York, N.Y :$bLibrary Of America,$cc2013.
300 $ax, 961 pages ;$c21 cm.
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520 $aAt the height of the Jazz Age, Ring Lardner was Americas most beloved humorist, equally admired by a popular audience and by literary friends like F. Scott Fitzgerald and Edmund Wilson. A sports writer who became a sensation with his comic baseball bestseller, "You Know Me Al," Lardner had a rare gift for inspired nonsense and an ear attuned to the rhythms and hilarious oddities of American speech. He was also a sharp and dispassionate observer of the American scene. --amazon.com
650 0 $aShort stories, American.
700 1 $aFrazier, Ian.
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