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Identifier: howtobehappy00f (find matches)
Title: How to be happy
Year: 1901 (1900s)
Authors: (Frink, Maria Mrs.) (from old catalog)
Subjects: Conduct of life
Publisher: Valparaiso, Ind., F. & M. Frink
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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FULL-PA&E ILLUSTRATIONS. Grace Gold Frontispiece Young People 24 The Boys Who will Win 38 He Chose this Path for Thee. 5° Who is the Happiest Boy ? 68 The Shepherds Appeal 84 A Noble Boy no He Never Forgets his Own 124 Home First 136 From such Humble Homes to the White House 154 The Humble Church 178 Bear the Cross you Have 192 Proud Bird , 208 Labor 224 Lifes Threshold 240 A Brighter Morrow 262 Keeping his Word 280 Mortgage on the Farm 304 Whispering to Grandma 322 Lacking Size 340 Two Sides 358 Human Flowers 380 This is Life 396 Christmas Gifts 414 Happy Home 437 Susies Wish 446 Wings 466 Good Night 486
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^ear Young People: I love you all, and desire youto be happy, not only in this world, but in theworld to come. The secret of being happy is to be good. Realizingthis, and knowing my own life has been made brightand in many respects beautiful by the practice of suchlessons, I take pleasure in coming to you with thishumble volume laden with precious truths that willteach you how to be good and useful, thereby makingyou a blessing to yourselves and those around you. This life is so short, and time so precious, I wish Icould make you see and feel the importance of improv-ing each moment for securing some benefit either foryourselves or those around you. So many have goodresolutions they intend to carry out sometime in the fu-ture, but how few are doing their best to-day. Manyneglect present duties and spend their time buildingfor the future castles without foundations. Dear onesI entreat you to attend to the duties of to-day, whichif faithfully performed will make a foundation so strongno

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