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This review is from: The Bear: A Joke in One Act (Paperback)
This is such a tiny item. Two objectified personalities find themselves confronting each other in a situation that each finds impossible. The man used to be a friend of the dear departed who needs payment for oats to make an interest payment so he won't lose his farm. He has not been able to collect from anyone who owes him money. The widow has a money manager who is away for a few days. She can't engage in financial transactions. They each become so helpless. A horse named Toby has been eating the oats. The dear departed used to ride the horse.
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The Bear: A Joke in One Act by William-Alan Landes (Paperback - July 1990)
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