Typo From Book Printed in 1830
This 1830 typo is funny for the inner child in me. Did he just print peeface? Thank you 185 year old dead dude for making my day.
This 1830 typo is funny for the inner child in me. Did he just print peeface? Thank you 185 year old dead dude for making my day.
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