THE HEART’S DESIRE
THE COMING OF AUTUMN. Swift summer into the autumn flowed. And frost in the midst of morning rode Though the noonday sun looked clear and bright, Mocking the spoil of the secret night. —Shelley. *** * ~ The most profound joy lias more of gravity than gavety in it. —Montague. * * * * Many fancy their minds are powerful enough for the swoop of the eagle, while they are barely equal to perform the fllitterings of the dove. -x- -X- -X- *
False friends are like our shadows they keep close to us while we walk in the sunshine,, but leave us the instant we cross to the shade.
A thankful heart finds roses amid its thorns, and rejoices, when the unthankful heart finds thorns amid the roses and complains. —J. R. Miller.
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Hokitika Guardian, 24 March 1930, Page 1
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129THE HEART’S DESIRE Hokitika Guardian, 24 March 1930, Page 1
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