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The Devil's Dictionary
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The Devil's Dictionary is Ambrose Bierce's satirical lexicon, offering cynical and humorous redefinitions of common words that mock human folly, hypocrisy, and social conventions. It suits readers interested in American literature, satire, and wit.
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