AUGUST 8гH.

AUGUST 9TH.

AUGUST 11TH.

AUGUST 12TH.

Truth is a thing I will ever keep.

Cartwright.

Wilt hunt after truth?

Search thy thought, not thy book.

From the Persian.

I

AUGUST 11TH.

I don't know what I'll be ; guess I had better wait till I see !

-a blossom bright

Worth the kiss of air and light;
To thy healthy self a pleasure,
To the world a balm and treasure.

Leigh Hunt.

AUGUST 12TH.

And isn't it, my boy, or girls,
The wisest, bravest plan,

Whatever comes, or does not come,

To do the best you can?

Phabe Cary.

All the sweetness seemed to grow and grow, And shine out in happy overflow

From the blue, bright eyes.

AUGUST 14TH.

Labor is a blessing;
But I really can't
Think it would be pleasant
To be born an ant,
And be always busy,

Cleaning house each day

All the pleasant summer

From the first of May.

Westwood

Marian Douglas.

AUGUST 15TH.

But noonday tasks and evening pleasures,
Week-day labors, Sunday's cheer

Be thy charm to conjure treasures.

Goethe.

AUGUST 14TH.

AUGUST 15TH