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...exemplified in this as well as in many other instances ; ' Do gooJ and throw it into the sea ; If the Ashes don't know It, God will.' 'Among the hills at various...distances, from fifteen to twenty miles from the city, art constructed large artificial reservoirs. These are termed bendts, a word of Persian origin, and...

...tear is accompanied by. another which produces a smile. An egg to-day is tetter than a hen to-morrow. Do good and throw it into the sea ; if the fishes don't know it, God will. He who fears God does not fear man. If your enemy is no bigger than a pismire, fancy him as large as...

...sculptured stones. The quaint Turkish adage, which serves as a rule of conduct, is well exemplified iu this, as in many other instances. "Do good, and throw it...don't know it, God will." " Among the hills at various difieren! distances from the city, are constructed large artificial reservoirs. These are termed Bendts,...

...than a wise enemy." " More flies are caught with a drop of honey that by a hogshead of vinegar." " Do good and throw it into the sea; if the fishes don't know it, God will." THE KIND-HEARTED LITTLE GIKL. IN one of the cities on the Hudson lived a little girl, who was always...

...bought with it. ... Be slow to choose a friend, and slower to change him ; be courteous to all. ... Do good and throw it into the sea; if the fishes don't know it, God will — Turkish Proixrb. . . . More flies are caught with a drop of honey than by a hogshead of vinegar....

...they may rest from their labours ; and their works do follow them."— Rev. xiv. 13. IE ROVERB. — Do good, and throw it into the sea ; if the fishes don't Wit, God will. ÏÎSSOKS in |] arables. AN OLD VILLAGER'S RECOLLECTIONS. CHAPTER II. PREACHING OS THE...

...rock. " I do not ask or wish to be repaid," was the reply. ""Don't you know what the proverb says ? ' Do good, and throw it into the sea ; if the fishes don't know it, Odin will ! ' " " Yes : Odin shall know it, never fear," answered the dwarf; "but, as I happen to be...

...constructor never appears on these sculptured stones. The quaint Turkish adage, which serves as a rules of conduct, is well exemplified in this as well as...city, are constructed large artificial reservoirs. Advantage is taken of a natural situation, such as a narrow valley or gorge between two mountains,...

...glittering gein or shining gold ; It is the love within my heart: I'll give it, but it can't be sold. Do good, and throw it into the sea: if the fishes don't know it, God will. Let us then be up and doing, With a heart for any fate : Still achieving, still pursuing, Learn to...