TOWARDS FREEDOM.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 11717, 6 June 1916, Page 1

TOWARDS FREEDOM.

! A PREACHMENT. j Dream without apology; act without I regret. i Work with the might, and the skill of t man—-but play with tho araour, 1 and sleep with the faith, of a littlo ! child. i Owe nothing, earn all. giro ranch-, and sjiro ;i little. Keep a;t ambition that girdles the ' globe '"iien watch possessions vanj i'-li with a smiie ; ; Value comradeship and cling to the arms of c)e;n- ones —but- regard solitude de >'ni' 1 .source of power; ' Emulate heroe.s und ox nit tho trorld s pioneer.— y»»t nrdtato no man. ; Throw the worici away, in pursuit of a ■ obensb<>d ideal. Live your o.'!i belief with a quiet, daunt le.-s courage-—and respect v.-ery other nmn's belief. Find iiic •;»•••« w>>i joy in the simple things t'f lit' - but move ins a. Lord airi-.,' the b'''- v> things. Td.-.tjii r all 'h:>v call wisdom—then be inhn:<e ! v i-i < in tho presence iij i iit- MlKkuwii. i'tovvi in the 5..ce-i".>>, glory and .t r- :»ci h trf riie peri eel human body ii• i-T the body only as retlii' --ail. l-'orvet the and ereato a splendid future 'nil/ of each honest, day as it Be eahn in sorrow and brave in defeat--yet Kind and gentle iu the hour of triumph. Serve and rule with equal majesty. Deli'jj't. in the. .friendship of ehiidren. See- only good l everywhere, i Know and be yourself. Yoie-<. thar ! w.thin which cries fat expi elicit. ' Love—and let go I