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The Hamlet
Ratliff tells of the terrifying rise to prominence of the Snopes family.
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- "Ratliff tells of the terrifying rise to prominence of the Snopes family."@en
- "The first in the famous trilogy featuring the Snopes family. They sneak their way into a small town in anything but a low-key fashion. Ratliff narrates the family escapades from the corner of Will Varner's country store, embellishing them with details you will find incredulous yet unforgettable."@en