John Marshall And Other Addresses
John Marshall And Other Addresses
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" Do your duty for duty s sake, and remember that, though a man without a sense of duty may possibly be brave, no man controlled by a sense of duty can be a coward ! Remember that by each arm, however weak, there is a bow to be bent and an arrow to be shot ! Train your arm and eye that you may shoot true, thinking only of the target ! Remember that every one has his work to do ! Apply your every energy to the task in hand, thinking only of its accomplishment ! Remember that the work is greater ...than the worker ! Follow your calling with humility as you worship at your altar with reverence! Remember that to every one some opportunity comes! Be equal to your opportunity, for therein greatness lies. Remember that to every one life is worth living, if he but live it worthily, and he must live it worthily if he lives it to his own approval. This he will have done if, upon the tombstone over his grave, even though it be in a quiet nook in a country graveyard, where pine-burrs cover the bosom of the dead, this epitaph be carved : "He fought a good fight, he never lied or cheated, he closed a life of usefulness and purity by a death of honor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Do your duty for duty s sake, and remember that, though a man without a sense of duty may possibly be brave, no man controlled by a sense of duty can be a coward ! Remember that by each arm, however weak, there is a bow to be bent and an arrow to be shot ! Train your arm and eye that you may shoot true, thinking only of the target ! Remember that every one has his work to do ! Apply your every energy to the task in hand, thinking only of its accomplishment ! Remember that the work is greater ...than the worker ! Follow your calling with humility as you worship at your altar with reverence! Remember that to every one some opportunity comes! Be equal to your opportunity, for therein greatness lies. Remember that to every one life is worth living, if he but live it worthily, and he must live it worthily if he lives it to his own approval. This he will have done if, upon the tombstone over his grave, even though it be in a quiet nook in a country graveyard, where pine-burrs cover the bosom of the dead, this epitaph be carved : "He fought a good fight, he never lied or cheated, he closed a life of usefulness and purity by a death of honor.
What to read after John Marshall And Other Addresses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Horace G Horace Garvin Platt to read onlineMoreLess
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