"Say Fellows—" - Fifty Practical Talks with Boys on Life's Big Issues by Wade C. Smith
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not the measure of neighbourhood; but need and my ability to help are
the tests which determine how near by is my brother man. The Boy Scouts have a fine motto: "Do a Good Turn Daily." There is just one better--"Do a Good Turn Whenever You Can," and that is loving your neighbour. _Read Luke 10:25-37._ XI FEASTING Say, fellows, a man raised a glass of water to his mouth to take a drink; some one passing struck his elbow, and--! Now an interesting thing has happened: each one of you fellows got a picture, complete in all details, to a climax. Yet there was no real picture; it was all in your imagination, spurred by twenty-one simple words. And it was a _moving picture_, too, and it went away past the word-spurs, because you painted the balance of it yourselves like a flash. You saw the glass fall and smash on the floor, and you saw the water spatter the man's feet and trousers--then some of you saw him jump back and look up quick and kind of mad like at the person passing, and maybe say something rough. Well, that's a wonderful machine you've got there, fellows; anything |
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