The harvest is, generally speaking, over i the Otago Province, and the most of th. grain is in the stack. Some of the settler have threshed out ; others have all nnde thatch. The Poet Longfellow, on one occasion, w at a dinner party, at which. Nicholas Lon worth was also present. Some one remark to Mr Longfellow that his name and that Mr Longworth's commenced alike, but m a dissimilar ending. "Yes," replied poet ; •• and it affords only another proo am afraid, that worth makes the man, want of it the fellow."
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Grey River Argus, Volume X, Issue 854, 22 April 1871, Page 2
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