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Title: How to be happy
Year: 1901 (1900s)
Authors: (Frink, Maria Mrs.) (from old catalog)
Subjects: Conduct of life
Publisher: Valparaiso, Ind., F. & M. Frink
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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ople advancing in faith, in prayer, in holiness, inlove ? Is this advance evident and marked ? Is myministry fruitful in this regard ? A nearness to God,a fitness for heaven, a growing separation for, andantagonism to the world, a freedom from sin, theSpirit abounding, the flesh crucified ? 36 G0WM7 THY WpY T® 60D, (OMMIT thy way to God, The weight which makes thee faint;Worlds are to Him no load,To Him breathe thy complaint.He who for winds and clouds Maketh a pathway free,Through wastes, or hostile crowds,Can make a way for thee. Hope, thee, though woes be doubled; Hope, and be undismayed ;Let not thy heart be troubled Nor let it be afraid.This prison where thou art, Thy God will break it soon,And flood with light thy heart, In his own blessed noon. Up ! up ! the day is breaking, Say to the cares, good night!Thy troubles from thee shake, Like dreams in days fresh light.Thou wearest not the crown, Nor the best course can tell;God sitteth on the throne, And guideth all things well 37
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THE BOYS WHO WILL WIN. THE B0Y-8 WH@ WILL WlM. S^ERES to the boys who are always readyVWfo To do their best at their play or work;^(f Never afraid, as some are of labor—Never trying a task to shirk. Never saying, I cannot do it, And putting it off till by-and-by,But facing each task with a sturdy courage, A willing heart, and brave, Ill try. Such are boys we all depend on, Such are the boys who will some day win. They shut the doors of their hearts and guard themAgainst vain thoughts that would fain come in. Though only boys, as age is reckoned, They are really men at heart, say I,And it makes me glad and proud to see them, And the world will be proud of them by-and-by. D01N6 ANOTHERS 0U7Y. : JHE true lady shows her training in every wordand gesture ; but the pretended is too oftencaught napping. A little girl, shopping with hermother one day, was sitting contentedly on a counter-stool, watching the people as they came in and out. Presently she saw a lady, elegantly dressed, whostop

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