โ Scribed by Emshwiller, Carol
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Grandma -- The Paganini Of Jacob's Gully -- Modillion -- Mrs. Jones -- Acceptance Speech -- One Part Of The Self Is Always Tall And Dark -- Foster Mother -- Creature -- The Project -- It Comes From Deep Inside -- Prejudice And Pride -- Report To The Men's Club -- Overlooking -- Water Master -- Abominable -- Desert Child -- Venus Rising -- Nose -- After All. Carol Emshwiller.
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