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Aristotle the Blind Muppet Monster

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I have heard there was a Blind Monster on Sesame Street during the 1982-1983 Season who was close friends with Telly. This was right before my Sesame Street watching time, so I don't remember Aristotle. He sounds like an intersting Charachter though. I saw a picture of him in the Sesame Street Encyclopedia and I immediatley recognized him from a series of Books I used to have called The Sesame Street Treasury. He was at the very beggining and very end of the books along with all the other Muppets, but did not appear in any of the 15 volumes. If anyone knows of any memorable moments with Aristotle. Please let me know.
 
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