. Crayon and character : truth made clear through eye and ear or ten-minute talks with colored chalks . ec/c>/>e3« cp/»fi/e^e^J 20 1 does he? And yet we may find that he, too, has lost money in a busi-ness transaction that was full of promise—that he, also, has failed towin a political race; that he has been mistreated by a supposed yet, through it all, he has never lost sight of the sunshine. Hehas learned many a valuable lesson from each of his disappointments,and perhaps he has had a good many more of them than the otherfellow ever knew. Now, what has made the difference in
. Crayon and character : truth made clear through eye and ear or ten-minute talks with colored chalks . ec/c>/>e3« cp/»fi/e^e^J 20 1 does he? And yet we may find that he, too, has lost money in a busi-ness transaction that was full of promise—that he, also, has failed towin a political race; that he has been mistreated by a supposed yet, through it all, he has never lost sight of the sunshine. Hehas learned many a valuable lesson from each of his disappointments,and perhaps he has had a good many more of them than the otherfellow ever knew. Now, what has made the difference in these two men? Theirthoughts have made the difference. The grouch has, for years, enter-tained grouchy thoughts. The sunshiny man has cultivated the habitof seeing the bright side of things. Thats all there is to it. How about you, boys? And you, girls? What kind of thoughtsdo you think? I said, you remember, that if bad thoughts get intoyour head and heart, they stick there defiantly. But, listen! If you let good thoughts into your head and heart, they, too, will
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