OTEPILLAR, PETER. Friend of Henry Plugg and author and compiler of
"Algebra with Many a Laugh!"
ROUSSEAU, JEAN JACQUES. French writer of some note. See Carlyle's
"French Revolution."
SCHNOTTER, FRITZ. German actor, sixteenth century.
SHEEPMEADOW, EDGAR. English writer--author of "Beds and their Inmates"
(18 vols.), "The Corn Chandler," "Women Large and Women Small" (10
vols.).
SODDLE, O'CALLAGHAN. Gentleman architect of the XIXth century.
SPRATT, GREAT BROWN. Indian of the period.
STOWE, HARRIET BEECHER. Author of "Uncle Tom's Cabin."
SUMPLETHOCK, EX-PRESIDENT. Spaniel trainer and "raconteur."
TADSKI, SERGE. Early, fairly. Russian. Author and compiler of the
following: "Russian Realism," "Natural Mammals of the Steppes," "Flora
and Fauna of Siberia," etc., and light verse.
THROTCH, ESTHER. Well-known XXth century "literateur."
TOSSELE, YVONNE, MME. First female mezzotinter of the Revolutionary Era.
TROTT, EAGLE. Mate and pal of Joshua Mortlake.
TURPIN, DICK. Highwayman--English. Inventor of straw sun hats for hot
horses.
UDEY, GENERAL. Congenital idiot of the XIXth century (and very mean).
VEAUX, PAUL. Art critic--Paris.
VEIGEL, HERMAN. German poet--famous for "Twilight Fancies," "There was a
Garden," and "Collected Poems, including 'The Ballad of Crazy Bertha.'"
VOLAUVENT, ARMAND. Art critic--Paris.
VOLTAIRE (Christian name unknown). Old writer--French.
WAFFLE, RAYMOND. Georgian writer. Author of "Our Dogs," "Canine Cameos,"
and "Pretty Rover, the Story of a Boarhound."
WEEDHEIN, H. "Columbia, Beware!" (8 vols.).
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