Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-16

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Tattling our tongues Ne are ra:tilng
of ourselves. The man Who talks
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one. Impulsiveuess 10 always best
manifested in the tones Of the voice.
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words.
Profanity, some people get mixed
with mere effervescence. but they diff
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used. The man who saws darn it.
means the other word just as much
as he who utters it.
All expletives are emanations OF
the impulsive.
Americans have half o dozen ex-
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er people.
Our breathing shows itself in our.
voice and discloses whether we pos
sess the art Of breathing. The tones
of the voice and the speech Of men
show the fabric they are made of,
80 that Che voice has become the in
fallible sign Of culture and educa-
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The temper of the mind and tho
distemper of the body get out in the
voice.
Intolerance il shown by the tongue.
We don't burn men ct the stake in
fifteen minutes rs in old days, but
We made martyrs Of thsm By fftssn
years Of intolerance.
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lean can't help taking sides.
Man has tanned all animals and
things except the tongue.
Many sins and crimes are due
wholly TO the tongue, such - scan
dals, intolerance, etc.
Certain virtues would be lament
ably crippled without the tongue, a.
love, patriotism, worship, etc.
Tact is the use We make or ref0se
to make of the tongue; knowing
when to say q thing and when to re-
frain.
The tongue is like . rudder, it
turns q ship into smooth seas, or
directs it over Niagara.
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man can do and the wrong he can
compass in q brief lifetime by chronic
criticism, carping and fault-finding. |
Select the middle house in row
for your residence, for gossip will
have q shorter distance to travel to |
each end, and will grow less than If
it went from end to end.
Angry words bring on angry
moods, magnify grievances and breed
quarrels, where silence would have
no iiscourtesy Was in
tended, and the angry word would
not have been uttered.
Keep your mouth shut and you
will keep your temper down; keep
your mouth shut aud you will never
get your foot in it. Pride, true
pride, is Q magnificent element in
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