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Ogden Nash 1902–1971: Critical Review by Times Literary Supplement

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SOURCE: "Nash as Only Nash Can," in Times Literary Supplement, December 9, 1949, p. 811.

In this review, the critic lauds Nash's abilities as an ironist and philosopher, in addition to his talent as a humorist.

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