Special Report (4) - Road to Riches
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It is the habit of age to say the world is getting worse, and that "we didn't do so and so;" but that is merely a habit There are no more dangers in the steps of our young men to-day than there always were, and I think an independent manliness goes farther in winning respect than ever it did. There are good reasons for saying that it is easier to do right now than ever it was, and the men who are your judges are better educated, I think, than any other generation of merchants—just as I am confident the succeeding generation will be in advance of us.
So my first word to you, as you go out into the world, is, to hold fast to your home ties. Come what will, do not let them loosen. Teach yourself to be proud of them, and on no account allow yourself to neglect those to whom you owe so much. The day may come when you will be glad to turn back to that home in sick- ness, there to be tenderly cared for.
The time may be when your love of home may be the influence in the scale that will keep you on the right Bide, when otherwise you would have been lost; but you may be sure that no man ever cherished such ties without being the better man.
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It is the habit of age to say the world is getting worse, and that "we didn't do so and so;" but that is merely a habit There are no more dangers in the steps of our young men to-day than there always were, and I think an independent manliness goes farther in winning respect than ever it did. There are good reasons for saying that it is easier to do right now than ever it was, and the men who are your judges are better educated, I think, than any other generation of merchants—just as I am confident the succeeding generation will be in advance of us.
So my first word to you, as you go out into the world, is, to hold fast to your home ties. Come what will, do not let them loosen. Teach yourself to be proud of them, and on no account allow yourself to neglect those to whom you owe so much. The day may come when you will be glad to turn back to that home in sick- ness, there to be tenderly cared for.
The time may be when your love of home may be the influence in the scale that will keep you on the right Bide, when otherwise you would have been lost; but you may be sure that no man ever cherished such ties without being the better man.
