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An illustration from an 1853 issue of Harper's magazine (vol. 7, p. 573). The caption reads: "Appearance of things in general to a gentleman who has just turned a complete somersault. * &c., &c., Represent Sparks of Divers Beautiful Colors." A better scan is from Drawings by John Leech, 1909.
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This serpent wrangler is from an 1883 issue of Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly magazine.
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An illustration from an 1898 issue of Cosmopolitan magazine. The caption reads: "They were hard at work worshiping me."
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An illustration from a 1912 issue of Harper's magazine. The caption reads: "I'm going to the moon, because that's where you and me came from."
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"'Now you'll have something to write about,' she said one afternoon in the kitchen, apropos of nothing, talking without talking at all about the terrible thing that was happening to her as, instead, a terrible thing that was happening to me." — Anna Quindlen, Lots of Candles, Plenty of Cake (2012)
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An illustration from a 1919 issue of Cosmopolitan magazine. The caption reads: "It took him less than ten minutes to reduce the trunk to a mass of splinters."
Dedicated to Teresa Burritt.
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An illustration from a 1911 issue of Scribner's magazine. The caption reads: "He turned and faced the rising sun, the light full on his face."
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 "It is a curious thought, but it is only when you see people looking ridiculous that you realize just how much you love them." — Agatha Christie(via FutilityCloset)
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The entirety of history: "nothing, something, something, something, maybe something, nothing, something, something, something, something and not at once, something, something, assuredly there must be something, nothing." — William Keckler
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This screen shot, showing the "Tunnel of Love, Indubitably," is from the extraordinarily brilliant comedy series Arrested Development.
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An illustration from a 1910 issue of Scribner's magazine. The caption reads: "There was a whir of wheels in the air, a lurch into space."
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I dreamed I read the great American novel.
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