Remember that it is in the little things of life that men fail, it is in the little things of life that men succeed, it is the little things of life that make life. Only to the few is given the chance to do great and shining deeds, to link their fame with some mighty achievement. But to every man it has been given to act well his part—to perform the many duties, each simple in itself, but whose sum is vast, whose effects are enduring. You may not climb to brilliant heights of glory, but you can glorify the common way of life and make the lowliest path shine as with light from heaven.
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New Zealand Tablet, 30 March 1911, Page 566
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115Page 566 Advertisement 1 New Zealand Tablet, 30 March 1911, Page 566
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