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Title: The Goblin June-July 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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x 15~.«»-- After the Party. That ginger-ale, Said Lovely Lizzie,Has made me feel So queer and dizzy. Said Languid Louis— Most amazin !Perhaps, however, Theres a raisin. G—G—G An Thats No Idyll Jess Would you ever consider suicide as an easy way toend all these earthly griefs and trials, my dearNeuritis? Ah, Myopia! It would be the last thing I wouldever think of doing.
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Lance-Corporal Jones (10th Royal Mud-Guards)—Gawf ? Umph. Ockey at the alt. The Decline and Fall of the Roaming Umpire THE UMPIRE left the baseball park, as was hiscustom, exactly where it was and crossing the baystrolled down by the tracks in the station yard. What a beautiful meadow, he said, with his eyefixed on a shunting freight train. Then he sighed andtouched the place where an honest heart thumped be-neath his blue coat. Love, he murmured, is like ahome run. It clears the mind of all base thoughts. Very, very much in love was he with Effie Zwei-bagger and why everyone should laugh at his gentlepassion, he could not understand. Still less could heunderstand her familys belief that she was ugly anddeformed. Certainly she was unusual looking with herperfectly round head, but to him she was the mostbeautiful creature alive. Her mouth was a long anddrooping curve, the line of which was continued by twocreases running from its corners to the back of her neck;her eyebrows circled u

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