Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-03-08
p, MHIENDY. Ed.tor.

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sons" says: /" March y . rude and bolster
Gus month, possessing many Of the chasac'
tWtstics Of winter, yet awakening sensations
perhaps more delicious than the two follow
Ing spring months; tor Il gives us the an
nonncement and taste OF spring. There are
occasionally mornings in March when : lover
Of nssure may enjoy. IN 2 sesol, ssnsasons
noe 70 oe exceeded, o. perhaps sqnailed, ~
anything which the full glory Of summer can
awaken" E# . rs
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pear IN the snoW-drop; they pep soove the
ground and Try 10 show flower the yellow
hellebcres and the spring crocus sppear in
warm situations, and il in regular fern, give
10 the garden brilliant aspect:
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.,or, III n the SNOW which n has melted:
and :. other time. Tia hoar frost ies thick
.nd ch;ll and .nr..d. Il. .novv mantle over
,he seld. vhile the deem blue ,kv. and the
.,,n rising n the Glowing east. without .
cloud ,,,s.t a.c.,tf,,,v AZ .o.morrA~,s .oft.
mas. and bs.,tv And Ia the beautiful v,r,.
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But there are interesting proofs Of the I'd.
v.ncine wear. The davs have increased in
length and the sun takes ! wider sveep. and
darts more vertical beams. The buds begin
70 swell the tons Of the elm and white orsott
maple thicken wonderfully. while the eatkins
Of tho willow throw their elegant forums on
The sisht. The winter h.s been stern and
cold-we long to Gee the streams unlocked.
10 think that "the winter il over and cone. !"
looks up and down the garden walks, where
the violets arc pceping from the rubbish,
among which the warbline sparrow tunes his
little throat. though thick Aakss Of snow NAV
be falling fast. We are impatient for esnial
saies and eentle winds. without counting the
cost Of an enjoyment Of them no,,. We for.
set that /. the late sprine makes the fruitful
y,.x." and that II We have April suns and
showers now. April frosts viii pinch the buds
aud hlos.om. vh;rh thev hav. rroduced
and 10 shan have neither fruits nor flowers
in due season : and this explains the other
old proverb. that March flowers make no
summer bowers" But there will b DAYS Of
sunshine and softness in March. and spots
in the Garden or 6eld ready for the exercise
Of skillful hand. Now that We have briefly
glanced At the grand movements Of nature,
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