in his strength; he goeth on to meet the armed men. He mocketh at fear and is not affrighted, neither turneth he back from the sword. The quiver rattleth against him, the glittering spear and the shield. He swalloweth the ground with fierceness and rage; neither believeth he that it is the sound of the trumpet. He saith among the trumpets, Ha! ha! and he smelleth the battle afar off, the thunder of the captains, and the shouting. Produce Close பிரயோசனம்|Infirm விளைவு தளர்ந்தது It is harvest time, and we now behold the busy reapers with smiling faces going to the fields to gather in the produce of the year. When they rest from their labours they rejoice in the prospect of laying up an abundant supply for the coming winter. In this season all hands are at work. The old and the young alike repair to the harvest field. While the young and able reap the corn, those of more tender years with the aged and infirm glean what may remain on the field. At the close of the harvest the farmer gives what is called the harvest feast, when all are made welcome at his table and with mirth conclude this pleasant season. How pleasing, on a fine day in summer, to see the insects on the wing. Amongst this tribe the flies are the most noted for their beauty and numbers. The spider, however, deserves our notice for the way in which it forms its web. This web the spider makes use of as a snare to entrap unwary flies, as they gambol about in the summer sun. How wisely it is formed for the purpose, and how fine are the threads of which it is made: nor is the cunning manner in which this insect lies in wait to devour its prey when they are taken in its wiles, less worthy of remark. How striking is the power of instinct as we behold it in all the tribes that live, whether large or small. All All proclaim the wisdom and power of the great Creator. How thankful should we be to God for having placed us in a country where we need have no fear of wild beasts. Dreadful must be the lot of those that are doomed to traverse the desert, every moment in fear of falling a victim to the howling wolf or the fierce tiger. But thanks to the great Creator, that in his providence he has made these creatures to take up their abode in desert places where the foot of man seldom treads; and while the awful roar of the lion makes the desert ring he alarms only the other wild beasts that dwell in these lonely parts of the earth. Maxim Duty Retain } திரும்புதல் Return துதிசெலுத்து Healthy சுகம் சவுக்கியம் பத்திரமாய்வை thanks தல் Proper சரி - முறை செல்வம் Urgent அவசியம் How pleasant to rise early and behold the sun's morning beams and return thanks to God for his watchful care over us during the past night. He that rises late will not do a good day's work. He who lies in bed in the morning loses the best part of the day. The less a man sleeps the more he lives. This maxim should ever be retained in the minds of youth, for the proper use of time is an urgent duty. Early to bed and early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise. Attire Vie உடுப்புஆ Tall நெட்டை திரள் - புற்றிரள் |