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Newspaper Article
HERS
1987
Overview
''Humans value what is hardest to attain, dear,'' she said. ''How come you never had children?'' ''Your Uncle [Sid] never wanted children.'' ''Then how come you never worked?'' ''He wouldn't hear of it.'' Then she went upstairs and came down with a tazza. It was crystal, engraved in diamond point, with a trumpet-shaped foot. It bore no relation to our way of life. ''No, Aunt Ceil. Really. I can't.'' She glared at me over her glasses and said, ''You need a tazza for sweetmeats, dear.'' She wrapped it in a ''Hindenberg Explodes'' newspaper and we were off. Two years went by and we drove up with a baby. ''What are your neighbors like?'' I asked her. ''If you don't read the Reader's Digest, there's nothing to talk about.'' ''Do you read the Reader's Digest?'' ''No.''
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New York Times Company
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