SOME LARGE AMERICAN FARMS.

Lake County Press, Issue 2114, 19 April 1906, Page 7

SOME LARGE AMERICAN FARMS.

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, UK. i A Literary Curiosity.) . Why all this foil for triumphs of an 1 hour 7—Young. Life's a short summer, man is but a | flower - I'M", .lohnsoii. . I'.v turns we catch the fatal breaths and die.- Lope. , The cradle and the tomb, alas ! how n mli. - Trior. To be is better than not to be.— Sewall. I Though all man's life may seem a ' ■ i ragedy.—Spencer. ■ liut liehi cares speak when mighty I miel's are dumb ;—I tan iel. - The bottom is but shallow whence I hey come. - Sir Walter Kaleigh. I Thy, fate is but the common fate of ' all. Lnngfi bow. I limine, led joys here to no man be--1 full :- -Soul hwi'll. Nature to each allots his proper > sphere.—Congrcvc. - Fortune makes folly her peculiar care --Churchill. Custom does often reason overrule, — Rochester. ■ And throw a cruel sunshine on a I fool.— A rmst rang. i Live well ; how iong or short, per- > mils to heaven.—Milton. > They who forgive most shall be most ) forgiven.—Lai ley. - Soar not to high to fall, but stoop i o rise ;—Massinger. - We masters grow of all that we des- > pise. Crowley. ■ Oh, then. renounce that impious 5 self esteem. Heatlie. - Riches have wings and grandure is a drea in, —Cowper. ! Think not ambition wise because 'tis i brave, —Davenant. The paths of glory lead but to the gra ve.—G r»iy. - What's all the gaudy glitter of a crown *? —Dryden. ■ The way to bliss lies not on beds of i : flown.—Quarles. flow long we livp, not years but act ions tell :—Wotkins. The man lives twice who lives the first life well. —Herrick ' The trust that's given, guard, and to yourself be just,—Dana. I For live now how we may, yet die. i we must . Shakespeare. ; Copied from "everybody's Hook of Jokes," by IL G. Morrison.