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The Wit and Humor of America, Volume VIII (of X)

Volume 10 — Standard Dictionary

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Completed after nearly four years of time and almost a million and a half of dollars had been spent in its production. The work of over 380 Editors and Specialists. Has about 3,000 pages; more than 7,000 illustrations; contains over 450,000 living vocabulary terms—more than 125,000 of these being new; has dozens of important features not found in any other work; and is as far ahead of the old Standard as that was ahead of every other dictionary twenty years ago.

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