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Dorothy Parker and Misty. From what I hear, a very sardonic poodle.

Dorothy Parker and Misty. From what I hear, a very sardonic poodle.

Dorothy Parker and Misty. From what I hear, a very sardonic poodle.

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Dorothy Parker and Misty. From what I hear, a very sardonic poodle.

President Lincoln and his Doxie. The best writer among all presidents (except maybe Jefferson?) Doxy looks quite cozy.

President Lincoln and his Doxie. The best writer among all presidents (except maybe Jefferson?) Doxy looks quite cozy.

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Dorothy Parker and Misty. From what I hear, a very sardonic poodle.

My friend Ann Patchett, with her dearly beloved and now gone dog, Rose. One of the love stories of the century.

My friend Ann Patchett, with her dearly beloved and now gone dog, Rose. One of the love stories of the century.

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Dorothy Parker and Misty. From what I hear, a very sardonic poodle.

Dolly Parton at home in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, 1960s. She’s a great writer, so I put her in this category. Also, she’s the greatest, period.

Dolly Parton at home in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, 1960s. She’s a great writer, so I put her in this category. Also, she’s the greatest, period.

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Dorothy Parker and Misty. From what I hear, a very sardonic poodle.

“The more I learn about people, the more I like my dog.” — Mark Twain. This photo could only be better if Mark Twain were wearing his dog on his shoulder, like Edith Wharton liked to do with her pups.

“The more I learn about people, the more I like my dog.” — Mark Twain. This photo could only be better if Mark Twain were wearing his dog on his shoulder, like Edith Wharton liked to do with her pups.

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