Let childhood's radiant mist the free child yet
enfold.
Hemans
JULY FOURTEENTH
Be it, therefore, O mother, your sacred duty to
make your darling early feel the working of both
the outer and the inner light.
Froebel
JULY FIFTEENTH
We do not know
How he may soften at the sight of the child:
The silence often of pure innocence
Persuades when speaking fails.
Shakespeare
JULY SIXTEENTH
Yet nothing is so radiant and so fair
As ——
To see the light of babes about the house.
Euripides
JULY SEVENTEENTH
Through the gladness of little children
Are the frostiest lives kept warm.
Lucy Larcom
JULY EIGHTEENTH