Be Plucky. The faint-hearted rarely know what it is to win place and power. |
A Swarm of Household B's
in Six Brief Texts and a Half-Dozen Short Sermons
- Be Honest. “Honesty is the best policy,” Quixotically speaking.
- Be Plucky. The faint-hearted rarely know what it is to win place and power.
- Be Earnest. Be earnest in doing good and just as earnest in not doing anything bad.
- Be Watchful of yourself as well as of others, for “all will bear watching.”
- Be Patient, and don't allow impatient folks to draw away your own stock of patience.
- Be Content. If “a contented mind is a continual feast,” be careful not to go hungry from discontent. — Good Housekeeping, 1895
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