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• “He's also writing lots of magazine articles, updating his website, publishing every issue of The Realist online and, in his spare time, maintaining what he calls his "cottage industry"-- peddling a digitally colored edition of the infamous "Disneyland Memorial Orgy" parody, created by Mad magazine artist Wally Wood and first published in 1967 as a centerspread in The Realist.”

  The Huffington Post: Michael Sigman: Satirist Paul Krassner Turning 80, Going Strong

• “When her cottage is attacked the following night, Coyle leads her into the forest, away from civilization.”

  Archive 2009-07-01

• “Rather than feel like an empty or unfilled space, the dream of the cottage is a warm beacon.”

  Writer’s Paradise « Write Anything

• “A Katrina cottage is a small, permanent house designed as an alternative to the government trailers where many residents are still living.”

  USATODAY.com - Gulf Coast taking a look at 'new urbanism'

• “Also, if you do buy on the Gulf, make sure first that your cottage is at least a couple of hundred yards back from the tide's high water mark, or it may be destroyed by another storm of that ferocity.”

  Information on beach areas near Progresso/Merida needed

• “Every bed in the house was engaged — the people of the house, however, provided me a bed at a place which they called the cottage, on the side of”

  Wild Wales : Its People, Language and Scenery

• “So they went and stayed in what he called a cottage but what Skylar would have called a mansion on "the Sandringham estate" (it took her a while to work that one out).”

  Culture | guardian.co.uk

• “The car which the major and Ruth had used in reaching the gardener's cottage from the German front stood panting on the drive.”

  Ruth Fielding at the War Front or, The Hunt for the Lost Soldier

• “The castle he identified as the cottage where he and Jenny had spent the summer; the bleary-eyed old peacock was the chicken he had dosed with cayenne pepper, hoping to cure its rheumatism; the pool with the white threads for sunlight was the water-butt into which Tom had fallen from the tiles -- "those are the hairs out of his own old tail.”

  Mike Fletcher A Novel

• “Now if you call my cottage dull inside the yard gates at Bristol, I'm with you, Mas 'Don; but after all there's no place like home.”

  The Adventures of Don Lavington Nolens Volens

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