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A collection of dark, satiric sketches that upset conventional notions of female character, revealing the devastating power of these once familiar creatures. "The Dancer", "The Female Novelist", and "The Prude" end up destroying themselves and the men around them.
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A young man asked a father for his daughter's hand, and received it in a box-her left hand. Read the first page
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