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Title: The Goblin January 1922
Year: 1922 (1920s)
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Subjects: Canadian wit and humor Canadian poetry Canadian prose literature
Publisher: Toronto : Goblin
Contributing Library: University of Toronto Archives & Records Management Services
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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approval, I have rapidly warmed to my duties. Everypaper in the Fourth Estate, including the New Or-leans Nutkrust, Chicago Babune, le Journal Confus-ant, Jerusalem Daily Jewspaper, Neggendorfer Deut-sche Klenser, La Messe (Montreal), Toronto Telia-crime, and others whose names are legion, have featur-ed works over my name. Many magazines also have been recipients of myefforts, where my cool logical views rivalled only intheir breadth of thought by the concentrated lucidityof an intoxicated cod-fish, greet you on every hand.For was it or was it not Gladstone or Charlie Chaplinwho said: Tis better to have loved and bust,Than never to have been fussed.With this he bade a courteous farewell, and pullingthe plug was washed down the drain.Sic transit Gloria Swanson. Goblin
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Beau BrummelPaid Court When Beau Brummel, the famous Mayfair dan-dy paid court to the lady of his heart, he search-ed the shops of old London for sweets that wereuncommon. But Beau Brummel never found anything in theLondon shops half so rich and varied as a box of.Neilsons Chocolates. The modern young man of taste chooses Neil-sons chocolates for his lady because they aredifferent—the daintiest and richest confec-tions he can buy. Wilsons The Chocolates that are Different

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