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DJ illustration by Robert A. Maguire
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Commencement: Chapter Two, Page Twenty-Six
And Aloysius, exhausted though he might be, cannot resist doing a favor.
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Tumblr favorite #497: Legal, once
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A little more than a century ago, you could buy something like this as legally as table salt, at least in most of the United States.
Commencement: Chapter One, Page Twenty-Three
Marie Martin makes such a helpful intermediary.
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Commencement: Chapter One, Page Twelve
Rivals meet in the hallway outside. Someone needs to take better charge of scheduling these things.
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Tumblr favorite #413: L’elisir d’amore
Tumblr favorite #398: Drug promotion
Where Am I? Chapter Five, Page Eight
I want whatever they’re smoking.
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Tumblr favorite #227: Reaching for the world beyond
Tumblr favorite #225: Have a drink!
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Vamp Lorraine by John F. Ashton–Keller
Mad science concoction?