Attempts to resolve the Quandary:
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The waggish Tom Jones continued his taunting of the beautiful bibliomane for her quixotic attempt to collect every bible in Connecticut. (by DanQuixote)
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“Books thrust themselves upon me, and sometimes I do succumb,” said the bibliomane to his therapist, portraying himself more as a passive Tom Jones than an aggressive Don Juan, but his waggishness was lost in translation as she jotted down her coldly clinical notes about his quixotic acquisitions. (by Rudi)
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On today's Bibliomaniac Blog, we learn that Tom Wattudge fans are about to be treated to the ninth volume in his popular "Famous Womanizers of. . ." series, which began almost forty years ago with the publication of his comparison of eighteenth century Henry Fielding's fictional Tom Jones with Giacomo Casanova and, after his latest work on mid-twentieth century legends (like the waggish Dean Martin and Hugh Hefner), has now landed squarely in the twenty-first with none other than Tiger Woods, which may or not be as quixotic a choice as some have suggested, depending on whether you prefer your targets live or safely dead. (by cusheamus)
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Though bearing the name, Tom Jones, gave him neither waggish savior fare nor sexual prowess it did seem to drive an aggressively quixotic bibliomania. (by gumo420)
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'Twould be waxing waggish to opine that women yield as readily to a libidinous Tom Jones as do a barrow-load of 'reading copies' to the quixotic, gourmand appetites of a blind bibliomane. (by Et Seqq)
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The waggish music man turned out to be a Tom Jones in quixotic pursuit of every bibliomane in the country. (by QuaQua)