Wise or Otherwise by Thaddeus W. H. (Thaddeus William Henry) Leavitt;Lydia Leavitt
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page 33 of 68 (48%)
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* * * * * Many of our good intentions are so feeble, that like snow flakes, they melt as they come. * * * * * The earth is a fertile womb bringing forth fruits for all. A few men claim they are God's first sons and take the crop. * * * * * There are women who breath forth intoxicating perfumes. The man who inhales them is in danger of great good or of great evil. * * * * * Nature, unheard, performs her greatest deeds. * * * * * Ingratitude is a tree whose fruit poisons the very air. * * * * * Many could make lye out of the cold ashes of their hopes. * * * * * |
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