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Title: "Blasts" from The Ram's Horn
Year: 1902 (1900s)
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Subjects: Poetry
Publisher: Chicago, The Ram's Horn Co.
Contributing Library: University of Connecticut Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation

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It is hard for some men to work within hearing of the train whistle. 180 Blasts From The Rams Horn j
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Many a man, if weighed in his own scales, would be found wanting. A BUNDLE OF FACTS. HEART work can not be paid for inmoney.The world is a battle field, nota play ground-Covetousness is a more deadlydisease than cholera. Love never finds a burden that it doesnot try to lift. A mote in the eye makes the wholeworld look wrong. Happiness is found not in seeking it,but in seeking God Gods army never lost a battle becauseit wasnt big enough. When an honest man stays away fromthe polls the devil votes. Discouragement can not come whilethere is praise in the heart. We hate our own sins when we see themfull grown in somebody else. God expects that the man who loves himwill make sacrifices to show it. The name of love can only be written inblood drawn from her own heart. No matter who has the floor, self-conceit ;will always find a way to speak. The sin which looks so little here, wheimet at the judgment will have become igiant. When unselfish love is asking for iplace in your heart, God is kn

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