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Humor in Eudora Welty'sThe Shoe Bird

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  1. Department of English at Mississippi State University, USA

    Nancy D. Hargrove

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Hargrove, N.D. Humor in Eudora Welty'sThe Shoe Bird . Child Lit Educ 23, 75–82 (1992). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01141844

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