" IF HE KEEPS TIGHT."
" A young man," said the visitor, who had been invited by the superintendent to make a few remarks to the ' boys, " is like a ship on ocean — as long as the ship is souud, and no leaks in, she rides triumphant. So with the young man. He may be where there is wickedness ; but, if he keeps it from leaking in, if he keeps tight — that is — he — if he's always tight, and— and And then the visitor realissd that he could never make it right, and so he sat down and feebly mopped his face with a red handkerchief.
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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 7961, 3 September 1887, Page 4
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