Portraits and Principles of the World's Great Men and Women, with Practical Lessons on Successful Life by Over Fifty Leading ThinkersKing, Richardson, 1895 - 636 páginas |
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... produce intelligent and good men , for " as a man thinketh , so is he . " Evil thoughts bring forth also , but always after their kind . It is impossible to get high thinking from low living ; they never go together . He who is the ...
... produce intelligent and good men , for " as a man thinketh , so is he . " Evil thoughts bring forth also , but always after their kind . It is impossible to get high thinking from low living ; they never go together . He who is the ...
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... produces the wealth of the world . This is a great mistake . Intellect is mightier , and of more importance to suc ... produced ! We have in this country sixty - five millions of people . Yet in the United States , machinery , the ...
... produces the wealth of the world . This is a great mistake . Intellect is mightier , and of more importance to suc ... produced ! We have in this country sixty - five millions of people . Yet in the United States , machinery , the ...
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... producing enterprises in England , and in the United States , are controlled and conducted by avowedly moral if not by professedly Christian men . Hence it is rather late in the ages to attempt to teach men that the sure way to obtain ...
... producing enterprises in England , and in the United States , are controlled and conducted by avowedly moral if not by professedly Christian men . Hence it is rather late in the ages to attempt to teach men that the sure way to obtain ...
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... produced . His sister had , while living , been the wife of one of the chief justices of Connecticut , and this dying , forsaken old man had himself once been vice - presi- dent of the United States , and he might easily have been its ...
... produced . His sister had , while living , been the wife of one of the chief justices of Connecticut , and this dying , forsaken old man had himself once been vice - presi- dent of the United States , and he might easily have been its ...
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... produce , not alone for themselves , but for these cumberers of the ground . If labor was not so bounte- ously rewarded the world would starve , for there is at no time enough food stored within the houses of the earth to support its ...
... produce , not alone for themselves , but for these cumberers of the ground . If labor was not so bounte- ously rewarded the world would starve , for there is at no time enough food stored within the houses of the earth to support its ...
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