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A. V. Laider
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A. V. Laider is a short story by Max Beerbohm, in which a narrator recounts his encounter with a fellow convalescent whose tale about palmistry and a fatal railway accident turns on the theme of belief and self-deception. It suits readers of early twentieth-century English literature and admirers of Beerbohm's ironic, essayistic short fiction.
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