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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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There are times when a plain dinner willdo us more good than a feast. 240 Blasts From The Rams Horn. THE QUEST FOR HAPPINESS He who thinks most of his own happiness knows least of it. If there be heaven in the heart, no hell can harm us. Happiness even in misery is the hall-mark of the heavenly man. The happiest people in this world are those who are at rest from themselves and at work for others. The joys extracted by a corkscrew are always brief.
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ONE LADDER IS ENOUGH IF IT IS NOT THE WRONG ONE. Blasts From The Rams Horn. 241 FLASHLIGHTS OVE for the world cures the love of the Cursed are the impure in heart, for they can f\ world. only see evil. The best translation of the Bible is its trans- The root of all evil is the cause of much lation into life. digging. ♦ Truth is moral dynamite. Every sin makes its own hell. ♦ Heroism cannot be estimatedby the pound. ♦ Men are willing to pay a highprice for damnation, when sal-vation is free. ♦ To be contented with whatwe have is about the same as toown the earth. ♦ The sin which has been soakedin the tears of repentance iseasiest washed away. ♦ It is just as much a sin toindulge your eyes in intoxicating 7pictures as to indulge your throat ■■< s&in whisky.

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