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The Art of Observation

9.23.02 @ 12:01AM

A monkey's eye view. SUV fit. Mob scenes. Al Gore's two friends. Andrew Sullivan excommunicated. Plus a lot more.
p> MORE MONKEYING AROUND br> Re: Francis X. Rocca's Curious George Forever : /p> p>Francis X. Rocca writes, regarding the line of Curious George spinoffs in a bookstore: "Not having enough time to evaluate the later efforts, I stuck with the 1941 original." A few years ago a collection of all seven of the Curious George books by H. A. Rey was published in a single hardcover volume called The Complete Adventures of Curious George , including the seven original titles ( Curious George , Curious George Takes a Job ,
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