The Worlds Christmas Tree
The Worlds Christmas Tree
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No two words of human speech jar and jab the heart as "thief" and " liar. " Yet dishon- esty is rampant even in the shadow of the steeples of Christian churches. Many a city rich in gold is poor in honesty. If a man can give to his town 20 Worft'e Cflrietmae an honest heart, he is giving a treasure whose value is beyond computation. He is adding to the imperishable wealth of the world.
The newspapers render a service to the community in bringing thieves to judgment. It is well that the defaulte...rs and the grafters and the unprincipled financiers should be pictured and pil- loried and made a byword and a hiss- ing to all who pass by. One may be tempted to judge the world too harshly by the exclusive reading of the papers, and assent to Hamlet's cynical remark that to be honest as this world goes is to be one man picked out of ten thou- sand. Against this temptation to deal in wholesale judgments, every man who loves justice must be always on his guard. The honest men do not get into the papers, and a world of hon- orable dealing is passed by every day 21 Worfb'e fcfjnettnae (Cree unnoticed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No two words of human speech jar and jab the heart as "thief" and " liar. " Yet dishon- esty is rampant even in the shadow of the steeples of Christian churches. Many a city rich in gold is poor in honesty. If a man can give to his town 20 Worft'e Cflrietmae an honest heart, he is giving a treasure whose value is beyond computation. He is adding to the imperishable wealth of the world.
The newspapers render a service to the community in bringing thieves to judgment. It is well that the defaulte...rs and the grafters and the unprincipled financiers should be pictured and pil- loried and made a byword and a hiss- ing to all who pass by. One may be tempted to judge the world too harshly by the exclusive reading of the papers, and assent to Hamlet's cynical remark that to be honest as this world goes is to be one man picked out of ten thou- sand. Against this temptation to deal in wholesale judgments, every man who loves justice must be always on his guard. The honest men do not get into the papers, and a world of hon- orable dealing is passed by every day 21 Worfb'e fcfjnettnae (Cree unnoticed.
What to read after The Worlds Christmas Tree?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Edward Jefferson to read onlineMoreLess
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