The Honey-Money Stories
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Since I have learned more about the hearts of others I am able to recognize the lost opportunities.
THE HONEY-MONEY STORIES Two Heads One worker met another and exclaimed, "If it hadn't been for you I never could have landed that man. " The reply was, "Well, I couldn't have done the work you did. " The first speaker had a b'ig stomach and jjreat force. The other worker has more brain than digestive capac- ity.
The latter is visionarv, theoretical, analytical, but he 54 THE HONEY-MONEY STORIES s...tudied the man in trouble and suggested a field for the man of force to push the man of trouble into, to help him.
The man of thought invented relief, but it is doubt- ful if he could have carried out his invention alone.
The question of thought, flesh and push are con- tinually forcing themselves in front of our daily work.
A man thirty-five years old confessed that he had never studied to see what foods made him energetic or lazy. Later he announced that he had learned that his condition depended to a great extent upon what he ate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Since I have learned more about the hearts of others I am able to recognize the lost opportunities.
THE HONEY-MONEY STORIES Two Heads One worker met another and exclaimed, "If it hadn't been for you I never could have landed that man. " The reply was, "Well, I couldn't have done the work you did. " The first speaker had a b'ig stomach and jjreat force. The other worker has more brain than digestive capac- ity.
The latter is visionarv, theoretical, analytical, but he 54 THE HONEY-MONEY STORIES s...tudied the man in trouble and suggested a field for the man of force to push the man of trouble into, to help him.
The man of thought invented relief, but it is doubt- ful if he could have carried out his invention alone.
The question of thought, flesh and push are con- tinually forcing themselves in front of our daily work.
A man thirty-five years old confessed that he had never studied to see what foods made him energetic or lazy. Later he announced that he had learned that his condition depended to a great extent upon what he ate.
What to read after The Honey-Money Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Orvice Sisson to read onlineMoreLess
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