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Reading Classics in English _ A laugh a day keeps the doctor away by Irvin S. Cobb
Irvin S. Cobb's "A Laugh a Day Keeps the Doctor Away" is a collection of humor essays published in 1923. This book contains 366 humorous pieces based on the author's characteristically warm humor and keen observation, humorously solving various situations encountered in everyday life.
The title of the book is a witty variation of the well-known proverb "An apple a day keeps the doctor away," emphasizing the healing power of laughter. Through this book, Cobb delivers the message that the hardships and stresses of life can be overcome with laughter.
Each chapter is composed of an independent essay, and contains various stories, from the small daily lives of the South to the humorous moments of city life. The author uses his unique storytelling ability to reinterpret ordinary moments of everyday life from a humorous perspective.
The characteristic of this book is that it does not simply list jokes, but humorously captures human nature and the state of society while containing deep insight. Cobb presents a more positive perspective on life while making readers laugh.
It also has historical value as a glimpse into American society in the early 20th century, and delivers a message that is still meaningful to modern readers through timeless humor and wisdom.
This book is considered one of the representative works of American popular literature at the time, and is considered an important work for understanding Cobb's world of works.

Summary
"A Laugh a Day Keeps the Doctor Away" by Irvin S. Cobb is a collection of humorous short stories written in the early 20th century. This book showcases various anecdotes and comedic situations that highlight everyday life and human interactions, particularly in an American context. Cobb's distinctive wit and observational humor provide readers with a light-hearted experience, making it an enjoyable read for those looking to uplift their spirits. The opening of this collection presents a variety of amusing characters and scenarios, starting with a self-important stranger who boasts about his travels to California in a life-saving station while engaging fellow patrons in a humorous exchange. It continues with anecdotes such as a conversation between a lawyer and a cheerful man named Finnerty, who learns about an inheritance and comically struggles with his past drinking habits. The humor is steeped in rich characterizations, with exchanges that highlight misunderstandings and clever punchlines, setting the tone for the playful storytelling that defines the book.

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Contents
1. The Untraveled Stranger
2. The Prudent Mr. Finnerty
3. Enough for Wilkins
4. Why the Major Didn¡¯t Suit
5. Grandfather Laughed at This One
6. The Day Denver Was Surprised
7. And Worth the Money, Too!
8. The Spirit of Seventy-six, with Improvements
9. Protecting the Gentler Sex
10. Not at All Singular
11. Strictly in Confidence
12. He Didn¡¯t Believe in Signs
13. Advice to Charlie Chaplin
14. What Aunt Myra Desired
15. When the Dawn of Understanding Came
16. As Translated into the English
17. Absolutely no Hurry about It
18. One Who Desired to Know
19. The Poor Aim of Mr. Zeno
20. Curing the Great Thirst
21. The Ways of the Army
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366. Special Extra?To Be Read Only in Leap Year