Truth
Truth
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Nature produces crooked and poison plants as she does pilfering people.
The puritan, cynic and hermit mind are not fitted for civiUzed society.
The eyes and ears of man are often led astray by the impulsive voice.
Those who are prepared for failure break the back of disappointment.
Crime, like a lost crow in a snow storm, roosts on the rocks of hunger.
A narrow intellect cannot understand a broad and lofty hero of thought.
He who conquers the body through fear fills the mind with vengeance.
The... poor man who buys fine clothes may wear them out in a pawn shop.
Capital and labor, Uke the blades of a scissors, are useless when separated.
If hope could be exchanged for money every man might be a milUonaire.
In the daylight of youth we should gain fortime for the night of old age.
The person who cannot stand and defy criticism does not deserve to exist.
Personal and political hypocrisy is as common as air, grass and water.
TRUTH 119 The greatest schemer is often caught in the trap he sets for his neighbor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nature produces crooked and poison plants as she does pilfering people.
The puritan, cynic and hermit mind are not fitted for civiUzed society.
The eyes and ears of man are often led astray by the impulsive voice.
Those who are prepared for failure break the back of disappointment.
Crime, like a lost crow in a snow storm, roosts on the rocks of hunger.
A narrow intellect cannot understand a broad and lofty hero of thought.
He who conquers the body through fear fills the mind with vengeance.
The... poor man who buys fine clothes may wear them out in a pawn shop.
Capital and labor, Uke the blades of a scissors, are useless when separated.
If hope could be exchanged for money every man might be a milUonaire.
In the daylight of youth we should gain fortime for the night of old age.
The person who cannot stand and defy criticism does not deserve to exist.
Personal and political hypocrisy is as common as air, grass and water.
TRUTH 119 The greatest schemer is often caught in the trap he sets for his neighbor.
What to read after Truth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joyce, John A. (John Alexander), 1842-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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