WORDS OF WISDOM | Choose ypur fate yourselves. $ Virtue is the peculiar price of | none. Each as he honours or | dishonours her will enjoy her £ favour. I —Plato, f Tale of the Day \ “It's a funny thing, Jim,” said I the farmer to one of his men, | “thee alius late of a morning and | thee living next door to the farm. « New, Bill Jones, who lives two | miles away, is alius on time.” | “There’s nowt funny about | that,” retorted Jim. “If he’s late f in the morning he can hurry a | bit, but if I’m late, I’m here.” I
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Northern Advocate, 27 July 1938, Page 6
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