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"Haircut" is a short story by American writer Ring Lardner, first published in 1925. [1] It is told from the perspective of a loquacious barber as he recounts the story of a town prankster named Jim Kendall. The story is a bleak satire on warped small-town morality and considered Lardner’s most famous work outside of sports writing. [2]
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The story parodies legends of the knights of King Arthur and stars Sir Agravaine, though the character in the story differs greatly from the Arthurian character. Plot. The narrator states that the following story is based on an old blackletter manuscript he found in a friend's ancestral castle, though the narrator has touched up the text a little.
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