IN THE EVENING COMES SOLACE
“My good old pipe Las just reminded me of a dozen promises to write a. bit of appreciation of its affinity—Edgeworth,” writes Mr. William H. Arbogast- “Fate, kind or other - wise, has drawn me into a line of work I that calls for the very utmost expenditure of nervous energy, tact and perj severance. But when the day’s v.ork i is done, what a blessed solace comes | with the first draw of Hdgewortl . Then iny pipe and I hold a real con- | ferenct:, and the obstacles fade awa v with the smoke. Then we wonder wh v | they should have bothered us at all. I Good cld pipe! Good old Edgeworth 1” i 12
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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 363, 25 May 1928, Page 11
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