The Mintage by Elbert Hubbard
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just touched with the frost of years, and beneath his brass buttons a
heart beating with a desire to bless and benefit. I do not know his name, but the sight of the man, carrying a child on each arm, their arms encircling his neck in perfect faith, their long journey done, and he turning them over in safety to their Grandmother, was something to renew oneâs faith in humanity. Even a great Railway System has a soul. If you answer that corporations have no souls, Iâll say: âFriend, you were never more mistaken in your life. The business that has no soul soon ceases to exist; and the success of a company or corporation turns on the kind of soul it possesses. Soul is necessary to service. Courtesy, kindness, honesty and efficiency are tangible soul-assets; and all good railroad men know it.â ------------------------------------- By taking thought you can add cubits to your stature. TO THE WEST To stand by the open grave of one you have loved, and feel the sky shut down over less worth in the world is the supreme test. |
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