THINGS THAT MATTER
THE PATH OF HABIT. Habit may be illustrated by a beaten path; as the traveller is apt to Jail into and follow this, so the thoughts and feelings are likely to pursue the. track which they have often followed before. As the stream gradually wears the channel deeper in which it runs, and thus lx-omes more surely bound to its accustomed course; .so the current of the mind and heart grows more and more restricted to the course which habit lias taught them to How. It is these intellectual and moral habits that form many peculiarities of character, and chiefly distinguish one individual from another Tlicv are therefore of the utmost
importance. S. O. Goodrich. * * A life is beautiful only as it There is no beauty in the is lived lor soil' alone. and thought lor others. * -X- * Wo may lone very spacious only we are sympathetic. -x----is usefuT. life that has no hearts n T. I’. Lynch.
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Hokitika Guardian, 27 April 1931, Page 1
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161THINGS THAT MATTER Hokitika Guardian, 27 April 1931, Page 1
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