Making the Most of Life
Making the Most of Life
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We are not responsible for finishing everything we begin. It may be our part only to begin it ; the carrying on and finishing of it may be the work of others whom we do not know, of others perhaps not yet born. We all enter into the work of those who have gone before us, and others who come after us shall in turn enter into our work. Our duty simply is to do well and faithfully our own little part. If we do this we need never fret ourselves about the part we cannot do. That is not our work at a...ll, but belongs to some other worker, waiting now, perchance, in some obscure place, who at the right time will come forward with new heart and skilful hand, anointed'by God for his task, Mr. Sill illustrates this truth in one of his poems, where, speaking of the young, "led on by courage and immortal hope, and with the morning in their hearts, " he says : — ** They to the disappointed earth shall give The lives we meant to Hve, Beautiful, free, and strong; The light we almost had THE ONLY ONE, 1 75 Shall make them glad; The words we waited long Shall run in music from their voice and song.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We are not responsible for finishing everything we begin. It may be our part only to begin it ; the carrying on and finishing of it may be the work of others whom we do not know, of others perhaps not yet born. We all enter into the work of those who have gone before us, and others who come after us shall in turn enter into our work. Our duty simply is to do well and faithfully our own little part. If we do this we need never fret ourselves about the part we cannot do. That is not our work at a...ll, but belongs to some other worker, waiting now, perchance, in some obscure place, who at the right time will come forward with new heart and skilful hand, anointed'by God for his task, Mr. Sill illustrates this truth in one of his poems, where, speaking of the young, "led on by courage and immortal hope, and with the morning in their hearts, " he says : — ** They to the disappointed earth shall give The lives we meant to Hve, Beautiful, free, and strong; The light we almost had THE ONLY ONE, 1 75 Shall make them glad; The words we waited long Shall run in music from their voice and song.
What to read after Making the Most of Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J R James Russell Miller to read onlineMoreLess
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