Eureka Reporter | 1905-05-12 | Page 6 | We Reap What We Sow

we reap AL rt V eap avy what hat we sow S 0 W for pleasure or pain for or weal or for woe the law of our being we reap what we sow we may try to evade them may do what we will but our acts like our shadows will tol fol low us still the world Is a wonderful chemist be sure and detects in a moment the base or the pure we may boast feour of our claims to genius or birth but the world takes a man for just what he Is worth we start in the race tor for fortune or fame and then when we tail fail the world bears the blame bu nine line times oat of ten plain to be seen there s a screw somewhere loose in the human machine are you wearied and worn in this hard earthly strife do you yearn tor for affection to sweeten your life remember this great truth has often been proved we must make ourselves lovable would we be loved though life may appear as a desolate tract yet the bread we cast on the water waters comes back this law was enacted by heaven above I 1 that ike 1 ke attracts like and love be gets love we are proud of our mansions of mortar and stone in our garden are flowers from every zone but t the he beautiful graces which blossom within grow shriveled and die in the up ol 01 sin we make ourselves heroes and martyrs for gold till heal health becomes broken and youell becomes old ah ali did we vit ta ame tor for a beautiful love our lives might be music tor for angeli angels above we reap what we BOW sow 0 O wonderful truth A truth hard bard to learn in the days of our out youth but it shines out at last as the hand on the wall forthe for the world has its debit and credit tor for all JL 11