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Delight of Language |

July 27, 2014

| by Mark Evans

Axioms to Grind

 

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“Axioms to Grind” is a newly discovered book of delightfully humorous aphorisms by America’s foremost writer of humor and light verse, Richard Armour.  Dr. Armour was the prolific author of over sixty books, as well as a friend and mentor. Now a newly discovered book of Armour aphorisms provides pages filled with wit, humor, and common sense from a legendary writer. Learn and laugh as you encounter “Axioms to Grind” through my review and Mark! My Words.

 

 

 

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