The enlarged Devil's dictionary

Ambrose Bierce · Ernest Jerome Hopkins · John Myers Myers

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An incomparable satirist, Ambrose Bierce became the laughing devil of the San Francisco news media, for he was about as discreet as a runaway locomotive, according to H.L.Mencken, and nowhere are his uninhibited irony and gift for verse parody more in evidence than in this dictionary.

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