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A year's good wishes in prose and poetry . L MARCHFirst Day ISTEN, youll hear the first robins of and success to you — thats what theysing. The icy reign of winter is broken. All natureputs forth a more vigorous growth to-day. Thebrooks have broken their long sleep, and are run-ning a merry race through the hills and and there a bird-note calls to us. There isuniversal rejoicing that the long winter is the gladness of Spring-time enter your heart,and as the ice and snow melt away from the hill-side, so may all hardness melt from your life andthe tender buds of
A year's good wishes in prose and poetry . L MARCHFirst Day ISTEN, youll hear the first robins of and success to you — thats what theysing. The icy reign of winter is broken. All natureputs forth a more vigorous growth to-day. Thebrooks have broken their long sleep, and are run-ning a merry race through the hills and and there a bird-note calls to us. There isuniversal rejoicing that the long winter is the gladness of Spring-time enter your heart,and as the ice and snow melt away from the hill-side, so may all hardness melt from your life andthe tender buds of happiness push up their shootsto greet the sunshine of heaven. And may therealways be bird-songs in your heart. [62]. the Isprina op hF^e love oF a il my l^earh,nd hl^e Founl-ain op my sonciTl^ou arK n\^,ii^*c\s l^^ulk^\ rui\c^;\v
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