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Description	Spread from Collier's by Dahl
Source	Collier's; web source; https://www.flickr.com/photos/leifpeng/sets/72057594068839669/
Article	Roald Dahl
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Purpose of use	To identify how Dahl short stories were seen by readers during the 1950s
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Other information	Published September 1953
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