Artist: Charles Ricketts
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]]> The Dial, Volume 1, pp. 23-26]]> "Notes" at Yellow Nineties 2.0]]> Toronto Metropolitan University Archives & Special Collections]]>
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]]> The Dial, Volume 1, pp. 5-8]]> "A Simple Story" at Yellow Nineties 2.0]]> Toronto Metropolitan University Archives & Special Collections]]>
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