Social Forces
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In other words, to make men worry about the future was the beginning of wisdom. The great Teacher was wiser than these teachers of the value of thrift. Even the counsel of perfection, " Take no thought for the morrow, " fits many an anxious, care-burdened mother far better than the advice which she has too often received. Aside from the many who are really hysterical, and the extremely nervous, and the mentally unbalanced who come to grief because of a physical condition which demands medical t...reatment, the visitor will often find the secret of distress to be in peculiarities of temperament; in anxieties which are the more grievous because unshared; in domestic or business complications not at all impossible of solution when taken at the right end, with patience and sympathy and common sense.
September 7, 1907 -104- XII A PLEA FOR CHARITY XII A PLEA FOR CHARITY N every town and village there are men, women, and children who are in need of relief. It is scarcely necessary to present the evidence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In other words, to make men worry about the future was the beginning of wisdom. The great Teacher was wiser than these teachers of the value of thrift. Even the counsel of perfection, " Take no thought for the morrow, " fits many an anxious, care-burdened mother far better than the advice which she has too often received. Aside from the many who are really hysterical, and the extremely nervous, and the mentally unbalanced who come to grief because of a physical condition which demands medical t...reatment, the visitor will often find the secret of distress to be in peculiarities of temperament; in anxieties which are the more grievous because unshared; in domestic or business complications not at all impossible of solution when taken at the right end, with patience and sympathy and common sense.
September 7, 1907 -104- XII A PLEA FOR CHARITY XII A PLEA FOR CHARITY N every town and village there are men, women, and children who are in need of relief. It is scarcely necessary to present the evidence.
What to read after Social Forces?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Devine, Edward T. (Edward Thomas), 1867-1948 to read onlineMoreLess
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