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27834	Bassett, Sara Ware	Paul and the Printing Press			.txt	text/plain	48152	3804	86	first turned Paul Cameron's attention toward a printing press. to get out a good school paper that shall be worth the money people pay like to print the _March Hare_, a new monthly publication that is soon "We want to make it a really good paper," went on Paul desperately. "We'd want some good sort of a cover, of course," Paul put in as an "Why didn't they print their books on paper?" inquired Paul "Things like the _March Hare_, for example," suggested Paul facetiously. "I don't think my father would kid us," Paul said slowly, "but I know he "But I can't take your money, Mr. Carter," gasped Paul, trying to hand "I don't think I know what the _Boston News-Letter_ was," Paul said. "How many papers can they turn out on a press of that size?" was Paul's 1920, the _March Hare_, Mr. Carter, its printer, and Paul Cameron, its	./cache/27834.txt	./txt/27834.txt