Kiss, Kiss / Switch Bitch / My Uncle Oswald

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Contains: [Kiss Kiss](https://openlibrary.org/works/OL16248853W/Kiss_Kiss) My Uncle Oswald [Switch Bitch](https://openlibrary.org/works/OL45873W/Switch_Bitch)

subjects: English Short stories,  macabre,  diners,  cannibalism,  Weihnachtsbaum,  Kinderszenen,  reincarnation,  cats,  Austrian Germans,  doctors,  Midwives,  English nursery rhymes,  neurosis,  celibacy,  vicars,  spinsters,  sexual repression,  seduction,  abstinence,  soft drinks,  summer houses,  involuntary commitment,  psychiatrists,  sadism,  beekeepers,  royal jelly,  grubs,  mink coats,  pawnbrokers,  stoles,  Short horror stories,  cyanide,  short stories,  cancer,  brain,  artificial hearts,  Ringer's solution,  phantom limbs,  widows,  Chippendale Commodes,  Fiction,  Fiction, short stories (single author),  English literature,  flashback,  olfaction,  chemists,  funding,  research,  sexology,  boxing,  sexual intercourse,  cardiovascular disease,  breasts,  safety pins,  Literature,  rape by deception,  hobbyists,  leprosy,  short story,  gynecology,  martinis,  menopause,  English fiction

People: Lexington,  Aunt Glosspan,  Mr. Zuckermann,  Claud,  Edward,  Louisa,  Antonio Vivaldi,  Robert Schumann,  Franz Liszt,  Johannes Brahm,  Epictetus,  Ralph Waldo Emerson,  Theodore Roosevelt,  Julius Caesar,  Frédéric Chopin,  Klara Hitler,  Otto Hitler,  Gustav Hitler,  Ida Hitler,  Alois Hitler,  Adolf Hitler (1889-1945),  George,  Lady Birdwell,  Miss Roach,  Albert Taylor,  Mabel Taylor,  Mrs. Bixby,  Colonel,  Miss Pulteney,  Billy Weaver,  Christopher Mulholland,  Gregory W. Temple,  William Pearl,  Mary Pearl,  Landy,  Eugene Foster,  Mrs Foster,  Cyril Boggis,  Bert,  Rummins,  Oswald Hendryks Cornelius,  Henri Biotte,  Pierre Lacaille,  Simone,  Marcel Brossolet,  Elvira Ponsomby,  Daughters of the American Revolution,  Abdul Aziz,  Jerry Rainbow,  Samantha Rainbow,  Vic Hammond,  Mary Hammond,  Anna Cooper,  Ed,  Conrad Kreuger

Places: Eton College,  Cambridge,  New York,  Paris,  Chelsea,  London,  Buckinghamshire,  New York City,  Baltimore,  Arabia,  Syria,  Cairo,  Dallas,  Texas,  Belguim,  Provence,  United States of America,  Waldorf Astoria

Times: 1946,  1960s