
You can see a scan of an illustration of Paul Slide in the first edition here, courtesy of the Harvard library.
Errata for the bootleg edition of Sweet Cicely that you all have:
p. 37: But I wouldn't hear
p. 48: The young feller that gin the lecture, and his sister, wus left orphans and poor; and she was a good deal the oldest, and she set her eyes by him.
p. 177: ah
p. 182:
p. 220: No, sir! fellers must come free and spontaneous
2 comments:
I wonder if it is just a coincidence that the character has no chin and also plays the roll of the town drunk.
Was the no chin = alcoholic a common stereotype? I've never heard that before.
Actually, I think it would be a challenge to find a chin anywhere on The Simpsons.
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