THE CHEERFUL TRAVELLER
THE POWER OF GREAT THOUGHTS.
Give to men great and noble thoughts and their minds will feed upon them, and they will become great* Yea, utter some great truths in the midst of the multitudes of* men, that shall find an echo in their heart, and you stir them at once into the desire of making nobility at least a hope and an aspiration.
Sacrifice and Love, these two are not two hut one; they’are names rtu.-h one of the other.
It is common for men to err, but it is only a fool that peserveres in his error. A wise man therefore alters his opinions: a fool never. Latin Proverb.
Life is too difficult to he able to do without religion. To lie a man, a right healthy and glad man, is a noble thought; but without the sanctions of religion, none but ;i very few have ever persisted in even trying to he it.
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Hokitika Guardian, 17 July 1931, Page 1
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