Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-04-28


the midst Of a storm at sea, u great cannon
got loose, and it was crashing this way and
that and would have destroyed the ship;
and the chief gunner, at the almost certain
| destruction of his own life, rushed at It
with hnndspike to thrust between the
| spokes Of the wheel of the rolling cannon,
and by n fortunate leverage arrested the
| gun till it could be dashed fast. But that
| struggle did not seem so disheartening as
| shat man enters upon who attempts to
| light his natural temperament, whether it
be too fast or too slow, too nervous or too
| Emphatic. God help him, for God only can.
WEALTHY AND INCIDENT.
| Furthermore Incidence is often the re-
! suit of easy circumstances. Tough expert
ence in earlier life seems to be necessary in
order TO make IA man active and enterpris-
| ing. Mountaneers are nearly always
swarthy, and those who have toiled among
mountains of trouble get the most nerve
and muscle and brain. Those who have
become the deliverers Of nations, once had
not where to lay their heads Locusts and
wild honey have been the fare of many a
John the Baptist, while those who have
been fondled of fortune and petted and
praised have often grown up lethargic.
| They have none of that heroism which
comes from fighting ones own battles.
The warm summer sun of prosperity has
weakened and relaxed them. Born among
the Injuries of life exertiou has been nm
necessary, and therefore they spend their
time in taking it easy. They may enter
into business, but they are untitled for its
application, it's hardships, for Its repulses,
and after having lost the most of that
which they have invested, go back to thor
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