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06-22-2012, 06:52 PM
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A Muffin might look for morning glory, but in 19th century terms, was a name for a fan. I did recently see an ad for this book in a MA newspaper. As you can see however, the add refers to a "Muffer", which presumably only Mr. Sloate is able to define. 
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