The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-04-17


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dome ANYTHING fos amihet H. that ~
ohe slnust Immediately forget. having
given, AMI the ether Remembers uter.
nalll having received .-Senees.
lie VIE receives gasal turn should
never forget u. lie who does one shnnltl
never remember it.--tharron.
There arc minds " impatient ~ iii.
fcrio,iiy that their gratitude il a sl,ccses
of revenge; and they return benefits,
not because reccmrcnsc il a pleasure,
but because obligation IA rain.--.Dohn.
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u, feeling Of gratitude has sll tic
ar,ior pf passion In noble hearts :
Achilles princcloi.
Il Il ane.hers iault II hc he III, rrate-
ful, hu; /, il u,inc ii ~ moi gi,c. IL
find one thankful man ! will ubligc n
great man, that arc not s,.--Scnra,
f.pieurus says gratitude is a virtue
that has commonly profit annexed to
il. And whcrc il tho virtue, say
that has not? But still tho virtue ia
to be valued for itself, and not Tor the
profit that attends it.--Scneca.
Gratitude il a duty which ought 10
he ra;l. Lot which mono have righ,
81 expect. Rousseau.
Gratitude il the f.i,cst h'assom
Which springs from the senl; and tho
leni of man knowcil none more fra
gran'. While IL opponent, ingra,itutlc
i deadly weed; not only poisonous
IN i'-elt, hn, inlrcrna,ing the very
atmosphere IN Which !, grows. with fct-
ii sarors. --llosca Bal'ou
There i II much greatness ot milnl
il tho awning snod turn NJ ii tho
dning II IL. anl We must NJ more force
a reiuital nut IT season than be want
ing In ii.--Scncea.
The gratitude + p'ace.eSr Sree,anss il
Il lively selso uf future tasuls Sir
Robert Walale.
Small service IL truo service while il
lasts. Wordsworth,
= call mt - my mind what You have
done. II scss Il debt VI TINT account
before me, which slows mc poor and
banlrul'. even In lIares--Congreyc.
II IL n very high mind 10 which
gratitude is mt n painIn' sensation. II
you wish T. lease, ai h. i wis
Or to rcccise, solicit ttsp. fave. ban
accord them, ier tis mir, u the
obligor 10 always hattcte,l. tia Il tic
obllgcc rarely. --Bnlwcr L,tton.
Those who make Us happy are al.
ways thankful to rs for being 50. Their
gratitude IL tho reward of their own
bsncii,s Madame Swctchinc.
Tho reason for misrcck.ning IL OK
pcctcd returns Of gratitude II that tho
pride of tho givcr and receiver cnn
never agree about the value Of the oh.
legation - Rochcfnucanld.
From David learn u give thanks ii,
everything. Every furrow IN the book
IT psalns IN sown with seeds of thanks.
giving. --Jercmy Taylor.
Hs that precipitates a return does
As good NJ say. ! nm weary Of being III
this mans debt; not but TINT the has,.
cning of reqni.al, m good Office, Il
common,lablo disposition, but il il
another thing to do Il NJ a discharge;
for Il looks like casting Oh 4 heavy and
troublesome burden. Seneca.
A single grateful thought toward,
heaven u tho most perfect prayer. =
l.cssing.
There il sclashnom even IN graft.
tudo. whom il is too profusc: TO bc oycr-
thankful for ono favor II IN effect to
lny out for another. - Cumberland.
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