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I hen I ;mi sure, il we lay our foundation with these blocks, our hearts will contain kindness and respect toward others. I he result, therefore, will be a harmonious character. Not only th it, but a character that w ill stand every temptation that may come to it. The w indows of our structures should be the outlook we have on life. One window must portray pleasant thoughts toward our fellow' creatures. Another must radiate love toward every human being, for love lightens the tasks of life, and prompts us to do our best. And we may show that love by helping the needv, cheering those that are discouraged, and even love our enemies as ourselves! To love our enemies we must practice this true statement “A soft answer turneth away wrath .” Have you tried it? Then I beg of you to try it! Helping the needy and cheering those who are dis- couraged weaves into our lives an eternal happiness. What a great thought Brooker T. Washington expressed when he said, “Helping someone else is the secret to happiness.” If you ha vent one of these characteristics, then may I ask you, do you expect your life to be a success in this world? Are you battling for a better character? If your structure is a failure, tear it down and remodel it! Perhaps you may say, “Well, I haven’t any education, and surely knowledge is the main foundation of character.” Remem- ber, my friend, “Something worse than not having an education is the desire not to learn.” In the language of Bushnell we may say, “Take your duty and be strong in it, as God will make you strong.” Understand also, that the great question here is not what you will get, but w hat you will become. I he greatest wealth you can ever get w ill be in yourself. Take your burdens, and troubles, and losses, and wrongs, if they must be yours, as your opportunities, and know ing that God has girded you for the greater things than these. Oh, to live out such a life as God appoints, how great a thing it is! To do the duties, make the sacrifices, bear the adversities, finish the plan, and then to sav w ith Him, “It is finished. fage Twenty-seven
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