IN THE EVENING COMES SOLACE. "My good old pipe has 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 otherwise, has drawn me into a line of work that calls ’ for the very utmost expenditure of nerv6us energ3 r , tact, and perseverance. But when the day’s work is done, what a blessed solace comes with the first draw of Edgeworth. Then my pipe and I hold a real conference, and the obstacles fade away with the smoke. Then we wonder why they should have bothered us at all. Good old pipe! Good old Edgeworth.!/' 6706 ,
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 18466, 18 May 1928, Page 10
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