Wise or Otherwise by Thaddeus W. H. (Thaddeus William Henry) Leavitt;Lydia Leavitt
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* * * * * Pity, as soft as feathered flakes of snow, whitens all it falls upon. * * * * * If we peep behind a curtain we may see the ghost of our own hopes grinning at us. * * * * * The albatross, like a great soul, remains aloft without the flutter of a feather. * * * * * My sovereign hope is the inate desire of the human heart that justice be done. * * * * * Love is as much higher, than justice as is the tallest mountain above an ant hill. * * * * * The people have so often been beguiled that now they refuse to believe the truth. |
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