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. . .it Is The Law That While Evil, Unopposed, May Accomplish Terrible Deeds, The Power Of Good Can Never Be Overthrown When Opposed To Evil. . .

I Think The World Is Like A Great Mirror, And Reflects Our Lives Just As We Ourselves Look Upon It. Those Who Turn Sad Faces Toward The World Find Only Sadness Reflected. But A Smile Is Reflected In The Same Way, And Cheers And Brightens Our Hearts. You Think There Is No Pleasure To Be Had In Life. That Is Because You Are Heartsick And-and Tired, As You Say. With One Sad Story Ended You Are Afraid To Begin Another-a Sequel-feeling It Would Be Equally Sad. But Why Should It Be? Isn't The Joy Or Sorrow Equally Divided In Life?

It Is Such An Uncomfortable Feeling To Know One Is A Fool.

As The Years Pass, And We Look Back On Something Which, At The Time, Seemed Unbelievably Discouraging And Unfair, We Come To Realize That, After All, God Was At All Times On Our Side. The Eventual Outcome Was, We Discover, By Far The Best Solution For Us, And What We Thought Should Have Been To Our Best Advantage, Would In Reality Have Been Quite Detrimental.

Some People Without Brains Do An Awful Lot Of Talking, Don't You Think?