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Chapter 33 No.33
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-old son, then heads for his midtown office, where he spends about five hours at the typewriter. He rarely goes out
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100 New Yorkers of the 1970s
“A compilation of people that Max Millard interviewed for a small New York Upper West Side magazine in the 1970s.”