Quine's "Word & Object"

Quine's "Word & Object"
Been leafing through Quine's Word & Object.
Have you had a chance to find a copy of this?
I suppose it's considered quite the tour de force
of, "modern logic", in a sense of logical positivism,
while as well Quine won't ever be quite pinned down
as to whether it's exactly, founded, say.
Do you read, Quine's "Word & Object"?
One thing I noticed is that it consistently and
always uses the standard, Oxford, serial comma.
Yet, that would go without saying, except that
its absence is considered erroneous and poor.
It's like, if you really think that comma doesn't
belong, why don't you just use none, and keep
going, until it just sort of results a grunt of assent
or dissent.
Of course "A Theory" has a "The Logic".