Cobbs Anatomy (version 2)
Join Irving S. Cobb as he humorously explores the quirks of the human body in his signature style. From the perils of a prominent tummy to the intricacies of teeth, hair, hands, and feet, Cobbs witty observations offer a delightful and entertaining look at our anatomy.
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Queen Of The Martian Catacombs-Leigh Douglass Brackett (opens the original)
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Join Irving S. Cobb as he humorously explores the quirks of the human body in his signature style. From the perils of a prominent tummy to the intricacies of teeth, hair, hands, and feet, Cobbs witty observations offer a delightful and entertaining look at our anatomy. Summary by Phil Chenevert.
On Generation and Corruption-Aristotle (opens the original)
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Join Irving S. Cobb as he humorously explores the quirks of the human body in his signature style. From the perils of a prominent tummy to the intricacies of teeth, hair, hands, and feet, Cobbs witty observations offer a delightful and entertaining look at our anatomy. Summary by Phil Chenevert.
White Dandy A Horse's Story-Velma Caldwell Melville (opens the original)
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Join Irving S. Cobb as he humorously explores the quirks of the human body in his signature style. From the perils of a prominent tummy to the intricacies of teeth, hair, hands, and feet, Cobbs witty observations offer a delightful and entertaining look at our anatomy. Summary by Phil Chenevert.
Letters of Jonathan Oldstyle, Gent-Washington Irving (opens the original)
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Join Irving S. Cobb as he humorously explores the quirks of the human body in his signature style. From the perils of a prominent tummy to the intricacies of teeth, hair, hands, and feet, Cobbs witty observations offer a delightful and entertaining look at our anatomy. Summary by Phil Chenevert.
Bill Nye's Funniest Thoughts-Bill Nye (opens the original)
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Join Irving S. Cobb as he humorously explores the quirks of the human body in his signature style. From the perils of a prominent tummy to the intricacies of teeth, hair, hands, and feet, Cobbs witty observations offer a delightful and entertaining look at our anatomy. Summary by Phil Chenevert.
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