AMERICAN WIT AND HUMOR. 2. “The Kentucky Legend,” Folklore By Robert Gardette And Jonathan Marlowe. “Cyclopeedy,” By Eugene Field. “The Owl Critic,” By James T. Fields.

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2. “The Kentucky Legend,” folklore by Robert Gardette and Jonathan Marlowe. “Cyclopeedy,” by Eugene Field. “The Owl Critic,” by James T. Fields. © 8Apr52; LP1682.

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