EVENING AND MORNING.
The weary day -will pass away In tha lovely evening And, a-tingle with bliss, he imprints a kiss, On the blushing cheek of the night. Then she folds him round with her arms, And draws her dark mantle o'er him, In her arms he will sleep till again the hilla ' Their glories put on Joefore him ; Till East opens its golden windows, And the glowing sun looks through, And the rosy tints on all the hills Change tc a tender blue; When the grass and the irees, and the gors and the breeze, Binig all their gifts before him, And v.ith gold and with frankincense All Niitiue doth adoxx him. ~TAFF.
— The annual crop of mushrooms in France is valued at £400,000, and there are 60 wholesale firms in Paris dealing exclusively in them. In the Department of the Seine, il appears, there are some 3000 caves in which mushrooms are grown, and about 300 persons are •©ployed in their culture*
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Otago Witness, Issue 2436, 21 November 1900, Page 58
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164EVENING AND MORNING. Otago Witness, Issue 2436, 21 November 1900, Page 58
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