15. I was lucky enough to talk to Roger Agnell once, while working on an essay about New Yorker cartoonist Gluyas Williams.
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16. Williams also lived to an extreme old age but had stopped drawing in early 1950s.
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17. When I talked to him, Angell was quite possibly the only person in the world who remembered Williams from when he drew for New Yorker
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18. When I talked to Angell, every word was precious, because no one else had those memories. He's the last witness.
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19. I'm not too sentimental, but I was trembling when talking to Angell. I had to pay attention to every word. There was no one else.
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@addarioandrea@HeerJeet I wonder if they overlapped at Harvard before Pete dropped out. Timing is about right.1 reply 0 retweets 1 like -
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@tmwayne@addarioandrea Great question. I'm really tempted to call up Mr. Angell and ask him.2 replies 0 retweets 0 likes -
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@addarioandrea @tmwayne Actually, what I might do is ask a friend at the New Yorker. That's probably best way.
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