Choice Readings for the Home Circle by Anonymous
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page 143 of 416 (34%)
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Think you, when the air is trembling With the birds' exultant song, And the blossoms, mutely fragrant, Strive the anthem to prolong-- Think you then that their Creator, At the signal of his word, Fills the earth with such sweet music As shall ne'er again be heard? He will never send a blessing But have greater ones in store, And each oft recurring kindness Is an earnest of still more. If the earth seems full of glory As his purposes unfold, There is still a better country-- And the half has not been told! "MY HOUSE" AND "OUR HOUSE." These houses are opposite each other in a beautiful suburban town. "My house" is large and handsome, with a cupola, and has a rich lawn before it. It is surrounded by a broad piazza, and graced and shaded by ancestral elms and huge button-wood trees. Its barns and stables are large and well-filled; its orchards are gorgeous with fruit, in |
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