The Argosy — page 321: what you’re looking at

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300 Letiers from Majorca. wormwood, sharper than a two-edged sword. And yet in most of the circumstances of life, fate so orders that the French proverb is only too true: L/ y a toujours un gui aime, et un gui se laisse aimer. But a truce to sentiment, at which, I am sure, you will very properly laugh. And, fortunately, the great business of life, its end and aim, its duty, is not mere sentiment and feeling, but the healthier influence of hard work and action and progress. Man has to play his part on HN, (1 IH | i j i " | || | | Wy ‘| i ) } | iH) dl (| i j } } | | , i] iD i ) | HI! f j iy | ) | i| } | | ! Ai i j i ' | j | ' N an AWGN | i a Hil i} } ’ nell! ith) eth) ) oy hI it ! Hill | j! \ | {Ny i} i! val |! | ! i | } | | i| t's ; i! i | hay j | | | i { ' ) | \ | H il Hil | i | Mt | the world’s battlefield, where each has a more or less important niche to fill. Each has to see to his own lamp ; each so to spin his web of life, that when the hands are folded in their last rest, he may hear echoing through the realms of Eternity that whisper of the Invisible : ALL IS WELL. Thus may it be with each one of those who dwell in our hearts— yours and mine—when for them, as well as for ourselves, TIME SHALL BE NO MORE. The night cometh, and also the Morning. CORnmicloooks.co©