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HARD WoRK--lts hard work to go up hill
without leaning forward-and it's hard work
for a "neutral" editor to speak of politics with
out leaning one way or the other.


It's hard work to make dinner of grape
shot, unless they are well boiled; and it's hard
work to digest fools argument, unless it be
soaked in something like reason.


It's hard work to look at the sun without
winking; and it's hard work to look at some
girls without feeling inclined to wink


It's hard work TO do nothing, and have too
much of it on hand; and it's hard work to col
lect debt of one who says, "I'll pay it to-mor-
row."


It's hard work to squeeze cider out of a brik-
bat; and it's hard work to scratch out ideas for
a paragraph after being on spree for twenty
four hours.


It's hard work to hold lightning by the tail;
and it's hard work to "stem the torrent of a
woman's will"


It's hard work to refuse good offer; and it's
harder still to be compelled to accept a bad
one.


It's hard work for many people to live; and
doubly hard for some to die.-PIc.