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Friday, June 29, 1973
THE NEW BERN MIRROR, NEW BERN, N. C.
Page Five
Buds
AND
Blossoms
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MAMIE MIUER
**Let your heart therefore be
perfect with the Lord our God,
to walk in his statutes, and to
keep his commandments."
In a small town the garbage
collector was making his
rounds, when an overstuffed
can landed on one side of a path
that lay between two houses.
Each neighbor accused the
other of the accident.
Itiey swept the trash on each
other’s property. Finally one
struck the other with a broom,
and they were called to court.
They were both fined. Wouldn’t
this be a lovely world, If we
woidd do a little more than our
share to make it beautiful?
Besure to dry flowers at their
peak for arrangements later.
Pictures and decorations can be
made. They are especially nice
for favors and hospital
remembrances.
Save seed for next year’s
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crop. This is one way to make
your dollar stretch. Divide iris
now, and plant more glads.
Plant sweet Williams, foxglove,
pansies, English daisies imd
pinks.
Don’t forget to plant lettuce
for the fall, and salad and
coDard greens. And be tbankhil
for the rains that came in recent
days to end a dry spell. Maybe
you got caught in a shower, and
complained, but the dn^ were
literally pennies from heaven
for farmers and gardeners.
This week’s Buds and
Blossoms poem is the following
sonnet from William
Shakespeare’s pen:
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Everybody finds out, sooner
or later, that all success worth
having is fowded on Christian
Rules of conduct.—H. M.
Fields.
Whether zeal w moderation
be the point we aim at, let us
keep fire out of the one, and
frost out of the other.—Addison.
The fairest flower in the
garden of creation is a young
mind, offering and unfolding'
itself to the iimuence of divine
wisdom, as the heliotrope turns
its sweet blossoms to toe sun.—
J. E. Smith.
If you do not wish a man to do
a thing, you had better get him
to talk about it;' for the more
men talk, the more likdy they
are to do nothing else.—Carlyle.
Words are but the signs and
counters of knowledge, and
thdr currency should be strictly
regulated by the capital whidi
they represent.—Coltota.
What we call wisdom is the
result of all the wisdoih of past
ages. Our best institutions are
like young trees growing upon
the roots of the old trunks that
have crumbled away. Henry
Ward Beecher.
Of all duties, the love of truth,
with faith and constancy in It,
ranks first and highest. To love
God and to love truth are one
and the same.—Silvio Peelico.
The wise man thinks about his
troubles only when there is
some purpose in doing so; at
other times he thinks about
other things.-Bertrand
RusaeU.
•True philosophy is that which
makes us to oursdves and to all
about us, better; and at tbe
same time, more content,
patient, calm, and more ready
for all decent and pure en>
joyment.—Lavater.
The use of travding is to
regidate imagination by reality,
and instead of thinking how
things may be, to see them as
they are.-^Bamud Jdinson.
liUne is cried out upon as a
great thief; it is people’s own
fault. Use him wdl, and you will
get from his hand more than he
will ever take from yours.—
Weth«rell.
When a natimi gives birth to a
man who is able to produce a
great thought, another is bom
who is able to understand and
admire it.—Joubert.
Shdl I compare thee to a
Summer’s day?
Thou art more lovdy and
more temperate:
RoiMfo winds do shake the
darling buds of May,
And Summer’s lease hath all
too short a date:
Sometimes too hot the eye of
heaven shines.
And often is his gold com-
dexion dimm’d;
And every fair from fair
sometimes dedines,
By chance or nature’s
changing course un-
trinun’d;
But thy eternal Summer shall
not fade
Nor lose possession of that
fair thou owest;
Nor shall Death brag thou
wanderest in his shade,
When in eternal lines to time
thou growest:
So long as men can breathe, or
eyes can see,
So long lives this, and this
gives life to thee.
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