Not for a moment would we scorn the legitimate good deals" of honest trade, nor the piling up of 8 few shekels against 2 rainy day, or the desire any man may feel compete successfully with his fellow. We only object to the id that the successful man must be! the one who's put nothing but ai hard head into business; who's had no ideal in, or outside, his laban who's never fulfilled a dream when came to his leisure; who thinks that he has worked out his own salvation because he has worked more pennies out of other people's pockets than he has any right to, and doesn't recognize that he's had a dull time doing it and a duller when it was done. How does he know what destiny would have done for him if he had brought some imagination to his task, and some dreams to his home' life and some fearlessness to the future?
The sense of pressure is very hard to put away from us; the dread that something untoward will catch up with us if we are
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