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save Peter. hna James. rnd John the 4
brother Of .Iames, S. Mark : -,
Those three men were With
Hin On the mountain, when He |,
was TRANSFORMED before them.
l1cas read. +,
And n'icr >ia days iesu. takslh Peter /
James. aud .Ionn hi. brother sad h5nu
eth them up into high mou"lain apart
~. Mathew Il.
. Avid afle, >iN day lc,us lakc'h with
him Peter, and James, aud ,luhn, and
leadlth Ihem up into high mountain
apart by themselves and hr was ,rans-
figured before them. st. Mark -.
= Aud II Came to pass about an eight
ha,s "f'cr these sayings. he took Peter
and John nrd james. aud went up in'o
mountain to pray. -. LUX. g--,s.
They herewith Him, when in
agony IN Gcthscmanc. (Matthow
XVI, "%l And John also occup.
led II place next to Jesus in his
Hast hour on the cross. lie was
with Hin and leaned on His
breast at His lust snppcr..
A., Please read.
But to llN received secd into the
good ground Is hG tia, hcHr,J, the woif
AID uhr!els,ana:,h II; wh.ci, MS, brnrr Ii
Gnl,. aud htincoin lol'h, some hun
iidrcifolh, s,,ae Ky s,n,c lhr'y.
.Si Matthew Is ="
| Irnc" he must have had Il
lgrtat knOwledlr of the life and
works ol CHRIST, snd % the holN
wDrd; for II" goes far back int,
tn" rccrs>es of the plsl,. and
brings forth truths and facts
: Which harmpniZc with the works
land word Of God FROM the very
beginning. His iilst words IL
tie lrst chapter Of his gospe
carries our minds back to tn,
beginning Of time.
lie says. IN the beginning
was the word, and the word wa,
with God, and the word was God
TIL" SANG wns in the beginning
with God I'll things wcr.
made by him, and without him
was not any thing made tla;
was made And the word wa
mad" flesh and dwclt among us, :
etc. tSec John i, -. 3. &. and
part OF ;he fourteenth verses
Now this goes to show that JOIN,
hdd y great Knowledge of Christ
even from HE beginning of tn,
world. or course, Christ CAV,
HIM TINS great, knowledge, ~
else he .w"Gld not have had it
fi'S know ledge of Christ, AS he
SO dwclt on earth in the flesh
was, AT that time great; and h,
learned of Him how that in tn,
beginning He was. And with
out Him was not anything mad,
THAT was made. In Him was
} HE, and the life was the light OF
men. Christ was the great ligh,
OF the world, That is, He was a
light to those who sat in dark
ness WHICH were the Gcntilcs
and a light ~ those that sat i,
the region and shadow of death
which were The shining Jews
'See Matthew iv, lG) The light
OF the Musa'cal Jews was ,hci,
law. given tl,cmby Moses. Chris
says:
! And Jesus said, For inigmcn, | an
, come into this world. that ,hey mhicl
! sec no, nigh, sec. aud that they which
. see might be made blind. 81. job,
y 10
In the sixth and seventh
verses of tho first chapter st
john We have these words.
There was n man SEM from Cad
whose name was John.
The same came 'pr witness, "a bea
witness of the Lirli, iha, Mi mc,
the ugh him might believe. -. job,
u CO.,
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speak of is;
TINS FolNDArlDN AID IT'S
4 nEClLlAk LOCATION.
The Pyramid is situated on an
elevated rocky plain over hoInng
,h' River Nile, not far from the
City Carlo in Egypt. Tne pea.
liarity 1T the rock tlc foundation
ON which the Pyramid rests;
Making it apprrantIy a>ymb,r
Of Coz Himself God being the
foundation Of the Universe H. 1t
rrai>.
A,d nnw hull, upon tbs foundation
otihr a,r,,irs anhprophG,s lrsus Chrn
r''r Dt b 'ing the chief c,raor .,Dnl
IL whom MI ,hr buihin" Lbv framed
together Growet, ualo n holy temple
H. tn Lnt,,
w mim yc n.so are hn.ld Nc '"ecilri
Tot n hglila,''n III God ll.,tph tie
Spur, 4 me ~ ~?,-o9
Here G.d is the foundation
Jesus Christ the Chef Corner
~!.Wc Us Isaiah says,
1ht,'f, rc 'hr, smith the l., ri God
!, hold 'm Ia Bow for II foundation
II stone a t,icl s'onr p,tc,ous crIntr
.tunra sue fnanir'irn. be thu, hoievcllr
shai 40, make haste. lisa os-.lG
HAVING the foundation and the
chief corner stone presented 20
us ia ,hA foundation o, this
tower. ms God ard his Christ.
Which wc cannot help but be
liavc from it's popularity and
SvmhaliSm ~ u rocky plain
elevated aoovc all Planned and
fitted rs mon rould not do.
Elevated 50 as ~ stand aud look
nua aver tho vast b,uc sea. placed
;herc ny Gnd himsclfto he the
foundation aud the Chief corner
s,nnc rs Chris,, and us TO was
mi, d Ia the cross by tho hands
',F man - was the corner stone
OF tia, great witness lifted out
hr III" had .. man.
The largest stone of tho hpild.
ing. And 'he most pncuiarcSt
OF all Tie rest in appearance ,hc
rYH wi ~ attracted H. il, mere
readily than any other part o.
thu bnild'n. with its three sides;
i presents :t,clf to the eye in
his mann''r.
Wrrtinucd to Page ~
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Continued from Inst week.,

The prophcsS to this is found I
n Malichi, third chapter, first !
erse. Please read
Behold will send my messenger
'n, he shall picpa;e tie way before me
nd the Lnd. when W seek, shall sud
lrnlF Gene To his l,mp.e, even the mes
,cngcr Of the covenant. whom We d,lgh,
Is; bth''d. be hall come, saith The :,
Lord Of bos's. MALACHI 81.
it has been fulfilled. Christi
was The true light that lighteth
every man that conPth into the,
World. tSpe st. John 1-g) The,
world as that word is here used.
represents all those outside of
the Mosaical jew. They would
not receive Christ, neither would
they believe on Him. Therefore
the light shone forth in the
world Of darkness. and they that
sat therein saw great light.
In the eleventh, twelfth and
thirteenth verses John says:
| lie came nn,o his own and lis avn
received Inn not. Rur n, many rs re
rrive HIN, teen gave he power 10
btc.mn lEL SOFAS # God, even 10 them
TINT behave IN hi. name. Wn,rh were
born not NJ hio, Il, nor ~ III" v il, ri TIC
.b,h nor 81 the viii of man. hu, o.
dad Il, John i--li-la -
That is they were not tho ones
born anew, in Christ, accorlir g
o the will If God. they were Civ.
'"n tho power to become the sons
Of God before Christ's desth,
that the Gentle might be bura
into CEri>t'S kingdom. They
had tn" spiritual part before
Christ came to earth, tho Con.
tiles had not. Again. lest some
one stumble over the word
/ WORLD" we will make it still
palmer. The Cent? cs were OF
the world, The Jews were not
The Jews were for God. to BIZ 4
holy and sanctticd people. The i'm
III rial soul which God brcathcd
into them was not Of the world
Chris, was with God frum tn,
very beginning Of time. Anc
when God said Let us max,
man IN our own image. Cni>'
was there incI3drd. lie was i,
the lsu,'ld, Ia ;n. wola Wa,
made by him, ard the worl,
knew him not" TIN" exDlan,
ton of this verse is readily al
piled to the tima,of hin being ~
earth in tn" flesh: and til" worlt
WAS made by him. First, th,
world in general, second, the oil,
Gentle world, He made anew
Whereas they were once Il worl,
OF worthless beings; and withou
I hope in this world: yea, withou
God; Please Read,
, Tha, ut tia, time yc were wi,heu
Christ, being Aliens from the mmo
wealth ii Israel, and stranger FROM tn
p covenants ut promise. having M hop C
and willou, God in TIC wuri, Eth
?-l.
They arc now on Cpna
footing with the Jewish race
that is, Christ has gi:en TIC II
eternal life. Or II living S>ul. an,
if they will, they may be saved
they are the ones that are borl
of the spirit, the blood and tn,
llcsh. They are saved through
thrist's precious shed blood
TrnIy iic n.alc ;hc wcrld. lie
the word kncw Elm rot. I
waS some years after Chris
mace this world. spiritually til
the void found it out. This WA!
made known ut the house q
Cornelius. This was the grca
work that Christ done among tn,
Gcntiles, besides granting unit,
the SHINING Jews, repentance
tie saved tie one from their sins
and to the other lie gave cttrna
, life Aad to do all This we re
mark, was one reason why it he
came necessary to blind will
!parables thcrycs Of the Mcsaic~
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ne law OF Moses cOutd not give
o the Gentiles life, neither could
redeem the sinner. In this the
aw was weak. A stronger sacri-
ice was required. Hence, II
oehoOved Christie die for the
needy. The thirteenth verse of
the iirst chapter of John, reads:
Which were barn. no, u blood nor Of
The will of thu flesh. nor of The will .
man. hut ~ God. NJ. John LIS
The Jews were born of the will
OF God. The Gentiles were born
when they were horn anew, Of
blood, that is Of the tlood of
Christ, as- it reads.
Int now. in Chris, Jesus. ye VIII"
some,ime were fur N are made nigh
b; the hioo,. Of Christ Enhe. eta
And not only the Gentiles but
also the SHINING Jews. had to
10 brought in through the same
shed blood. When Nicodemus,
the ruler OF the Jews came to
Christ, saying.
Rabbi. We know that ih,u art a
,eic' cf com" from G.d FIR M man c,n
d. ihtsc miracles ,ha, ,hru loest. except
God he with him.
Jesus answe rcd and said unto him
Verify. verify. say unto thee. except II
man be b,rn again. he cannot see Il c
kinglom ~ God.
Nicoaemus Saith mt, him. Hpw con
man be born wien he is oil can he
enter The second time inio his mother
womb. and be born,
Jesus answered. Verify. verify, say
unto thee, Excep, II man be born al
water aud % tie Spirit, he canno, cnl,l
into the kingdom oi Gnd
I, That which is born o! the fesi, IL h'N
aud that whirn is born Of tie Srilil i
> spirit.
/, Marvel not 'hit said unto thee. /.
= must l." h'tn ap,in
!. III, wind LlowctN wlcre il Ii..c'h
and 'hAn nearest ;he s0rnh there Il In
raEst not tell whence il come,h a,t
, whether il cnc'h. 50 Is every rne lha
is lnn Of the Spirit
: Nic",le,nnn answered ard s,l uni,
him no, ,Nn these ,hlrgs BE-,
j, Jesus srs Hrrrd ana said !. IN Ar, II q,
/. II master of l,'a",, and IN wrih NJ
a 'h"s" thing. s. John tot
This now bir IN was grea
o mystery to Nicolemus, and
| is 4 great mystery TO many T.
i day. Eat The question tAat .!t.,u.
i asked him Is sufficient to prov
}. to It's. that if the ralcrs Of th
IL Jew > ''''o ''''e i'Neo a'fic''y II
II obedience to God, they coul'
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QUESTION NO. IL

Bro. Garrett as | have been
ku d why u horse hair comes To
lite or turnes into u snakey We
n,h your opinion on ;ha same
Please give it through the CgEssET
VIVA. Br'ncgar.
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Acts 2l-2B-ei Who were these
four men aud whit was the vow?
Why did Paul have to purify
nimself aud DO ut charges. with
them when hc is already pure?
Why shave their hnad-?
Aud what does it s'gnlfyy
What II there to be learned
from TINS today.
;, A. Simons,
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TOWER OF NhNANEEL.
The Mosque Of Omer.

continued from Lust wcri-.)
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The first great point W sla.t
speak of is;
tins FOUNDATION AND rrs
l'ECJLlAk I.W'ATiON.
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well" hs continued, "what mora
- zen want? The woman. or ono ~
her accomplices. evidently has = vav
OF getting In and out of the houses ~
pleasure. and while you were fussiny
around downstairs the note was tuct.
cd under fold of the couuterpane
with tho Idea that you would find II
when you turned in. As a matter of
fact you didn't find 1t till morning. but
you probably slept as well. for all
that"
How about the cigar case?" 1 ask.
cd. with grin.
"Oh. bother the cigar case," or.
claimed MacArdel. THAT was only an
Incident In this whole plot to scare
people away from here 1t looks queer.
] know. but so did the other things.
Tor time. Wen find out how II was
worked, sooner or later, and, even n
we don't. l can't see that II makes any
great difference. We know the lead.
ers In this business and we've got them
Hretty well subdued. All you have to
DO Is to go ahead and open up the
place. There won't be any more non.
sense when they realize that YOU don't
care a snap OF your finger for them
or their doings, Just get your serv.
ants here all at the same time. Have
the house cleared and aired from top
to bottom and keep lights burning In
the halls all night. Fill the stable
with horses as you told me you In.
tended 10 do. and see that all the
servants cottages on the place are oc.
cupied.
You won't have any trouble. Ware.
If you will only take the precaution to
have all these people come at the
same time. and transform the place
into one of bustling activity within n
few hours. All you have to do to
stamp ont this ghost business is to
overwhelm II entirely, and there won't
be any more OF 1t. | promise you. as
soon as the place is running full
blast
MacArdel's idea seemed to be the
most practical one that presented IL.
self. and within n few days. the house
was filed with workmen and their
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helpers. while the retinue OF carefully
chosen servants was imported from
town. and gave to the establishment
an air of permanent occupancy. AS
many men from the village as could
he persuaded to work on the place at
nil were assigned to the roads and
lawns, and every effort was made to
beautify and render attractive the en-
tire estate.
had no hesitancy in authorizing
the lavish expenditures which were
necessitated by such wholesale rehab-
ilitation of the property. for not only
was I assured that anything ] might
do would meet with the full approval
of Miss Carney. but, from my position
as her trustee. knew that the in
come of the estate would warrant tho
steps I was taking toward It's improve
ment.
There were no further uncanny man
ifestations or mysterious happenings
of any kind. and jerks and the wido"
continued to follow their usual voca-
tIons as II nothing out OF the ordinary
had occurred. SO that we were forced
IN believe that they were living up 10
the spirit as well as to the letter OF
their oath. .,,
Machydel who had remained with
me ms sy guest and companion whiie
this work was In progress. did not nan
like this submissive behavior on the
mart of jerks and the Bruce woman
and his suspicious were greatly In.
creased when ordered the widow out
of her cottage to make room Tor the
golf links that Miss Carney wanted
laid out. . ..,,
MacArdei, when told him now
nromptiy and willingly she had acqn.
esced in my wishes. and with wnat
seen,inr gratitude she had accepted tne
nav quarters in which I had installed
her. watch her carefully. old man, ne
ccrt,t.'ed. an "she'll BE- up to some devil,
~ m. YOU may be sure. Neither sne
= ~ Js1ks has breathed : word. even
- ~ ~ sc, about that business -
~ nirhl hnf TIM hayen't torsossen|
n, ~; ~ NJ ~ u, ~ N(e'!l nsaf y 49,,
% ~ & 4. an (! !5Ea
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We keep . sharp lookout. 7 a,mo.a
wish they had cut up a row over n
az the beginning. rather than have
them 60 on like this. They are nurs.
Ing their rancor all this while and
some day they will try to get their re-.
venge."
telegram announcing the sailing Of
MISS Carney and Miss Weston spurred
us on to greater efforts and, when at
last we were ready to leave for town
that l might meet the travellers at
the pier, we were both satisfied that
our labor had not been in vain.
Carney-Croft looked like its old-time
ser In Its happiest days. The lawns
mad been cut and sodded. the roads
and paths graded and repaired, the
shrubs and hedges trimmed. and the
Hover beds filled with rare and we'll
chosen plants.
Within the house had been cleaned
ana renovated from garret to cellar
ana the corps OF servants from houne-
Keeper down to kitchen maid were re-
liable. capable. and OF thoroughly ut.
tested respectability. while the stable.
with Its new horses and trustworthy
men, was nowise behind in point of
complete reorganization and equip.
ment
You've done n great bit of work
In the last few weeks" said MacArdcl.
as we were speeding toward town In
the fast express.
We'll" ! replied. my heart was In
1t. Mac. That accounts for 1t, | sup
pose"
The idiotic grin with which he re.
ceived this remark caused me to blush
like a schoolboy. and | turned away
from him to the window and watched
the ever changing panorama that
slided past as we rushed on toward
the city.
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| "Oh! am so glad TO be home
again." she exclaimed joyously. and
her face lighted up with pleasure
as she glanced about at the crowd
OF expectant people that choked up
the pier
so is Annie, too" she laughed. lay.
ing a hand on Miss Weston's arm and
patting 1t playfully. she was dread
fully i'll all the way across and scarce
~ left her room until we reached
Quarantine this morning. don't know
what seasickness Is. myself, and 1
simply lived on deck. Why, how do
you do. Mrs. Randolph! l am so glad
to see YOU
Mrs. Randolph. who proved to be
Miss Weston's aunt, kissed both young
women atfectionately and then 1 was
introduced in due form.
Mrs. Randolph is to be our chap.
eron," Miss Carney explained, "and Is
going to Carney-Croft with us as soon
as the place is ready. ] was wishing
this morning that you knew her. for
was sure she would be here and you
could have been company for each 9th.
or while you were WaitiHS ioi tne SuiP
to come up We used to say, when we
lived here, that there seemed to be a
fate that kept you two people from
meeting one another"
you had pleasant trip. l hope?'
I asked. solicitously. after expressing
my regret that I had missed the
pleasure of Mrs. Randolph's acquaint-
ance.
"Delightful. every minute of IT." she
rejoined. III It hadn't been for An
nie's seasickness and"
And the parson's!" interrupted her
friend, with a laugh.
"Yes, the parsons, continued Miss
Carney, flushing faintly as smile fit
ted across her face. They were going
to some kind of convention and thew
were everywhere; In the fcrecastle.
praying with the sailors; in the smok-
ine room casting horrifed glances at
less uanctined passengers Who ven.
tured to drink or play; q the tsbl91
before tho plaees were fairly lnd !;
4 ~ n \; y, 7
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FOR THE MERCHANT
LITTLE POINTS THAT HELP IN
SELLING GOODS.
Be READY FOR OPPORTUNITY
Let the Public Know What You Have
to sell-Never Stop Pushing
A Hint for thn
"'V-0 clerks.

Pluck.
How often you hear one business
man say of another who has been sue
cessful: "Ain't he lucky?" Luck has
nothing to do with anyone's success.
1t is pluck.
Pluck and enthusiasm are the pow
ers which make the winner. With
these two qualities, which are in
variably found together, man will
succeed
Business men who have achieved
greatness in their line are those who
possess an abundance OF enthus.
iasm.
A possession that is better than any
thing else to a man Is that determina-
tion of character known as pluck. and
an enthusiastic confidence that he will
succeed.
To pcrsevere against great odds.
and to make a victorious fight In the
face OF almost possibilities, Il re.
quires pluck which Is not governed by
impulse.
To cultivate pluck one must encour.
age steadfastness OF purpose. When
thing is begun 1t should be fiE-
ished
The trouble with most OF us is not
80 much that We have hard row
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hoe but that we dislike hoeing.

to hoe but that we dislike hoeing.
Opportunity knocks once-and often
n dozen times-at every door. but
you have no kick against the fates IL
Opportunity knocks. finds you lost in
a pipe dream and turns away never to
return.
Bacon said: "The mold Of 4 mans
fortune is in his own hands"
All men cannot be captains OF indus
try. All men cannot succeed phenom-
enally. All men. it seems, cannot sue
ceed even moderately, but all men can
make an effort to succeed.
We must not stop striving to reach
a higher and better place until We are
willing to sink to the bottom. II we
simply expect to float and not try to
swim we might Just as well quit. 1t
would be well for us to keep as
motto before us: Perseverance and
pluck conquer all things" for 1t bears
close relationship to the subject
chosen. II we regarded the little op-
portunities in life more seriously and
made the most use of them We would
be better able to master the golden op-
portunities.
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a. 1907. by story Frees Corporauon)
CHAPTER XIII.
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That Man with the overalls.

When the man with the oyeralls
comes into your store don't turn
around and take your time to walt on
him. Don't snub the man with the
overalls in order to wait upon some
elite OF your town-that Is. II the over
all man came into your store first.
Your overall man usually stands by
the home town. He works in the
shops. in the stock yards. in the fac
tories and in the mills. Ills dollar is
just as good as the dollar given to
you by the man who tries to put on
all kinds Of airs in your town. The
old American eagle on the silver dollar
given to you by the man attired In
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overalls counts for Just as much and
screams Just as hard as the bird on
the dollar turned over by the mar
who belongs TO the upper tens" Be
sides. II the man in the overalls wanta
credit until Saturday night or until
the first of the month. you'll stand to
win to get the cash from him when
he says he'll pay you. Don't give him
the marble heart. You want his
trade. He needs dry goods and gro
ceries. and he will spend his money
with you II you treat him right.
Business Sickness a Common Com
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work to Increase business in the face
OF strong competition. But the bust.
ness ID there. and somebody will get II
you or your neighbor. or perhaps
your competitor In the next town.
Which shall 1t be?
Help your employees increase your
business.
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Let IL Be Known.

You may know that you have the
best assorted stock in town, but the
public will not know it unless you tell
them about IT.; they are not clairvoy-
ants. First use the newspapers liber-
ally, then circulars, personal letters.
talk to them when you can catch them
in your store, at their homes-any-
where. The first and last thing to
bear in mind about advertising is that
1t is as wide as human nature in its
appeal.
Advertising is the mighty engine OF
success, and without 1t the business
world would be minus Its dynamo Of
energy.
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Success.

The secret OF most successes lies In
the man rather than in the method.
Making people want the goods Is.
after all. about as near the secret Of
1t as there comes to being any secret
Make the public want what you have
to sell apd the sale Is half made.
Epitaph OF failure: He worked
overtime lodging work"
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plant.

Stuck in rut, are you? Same old
rut, boss doesn't appreciate your eff
forts. Interest in your business wear
ing thin at the edges? Eth? Thought
sol Well, what are you waiting for?
You know nothing really comes to
the fellow who waits. except the
push" Some people never get
there unless they're pushed.
II you're sick Of your job you're do
ing yourself and your boss a bad turn
by hanging on. Start looking around
for another job-thatll keep your
mind liquid. Wonderful what pick.
me-up job.hunting is to some people
II you get turned down" two or three
times you'll begin to think what small
potatoes yoh really are after all. and
that's good tonic for business sickness
the first sign of recovery, in fact.
Your present job will, maybe. &C.
quire a fresh interest to you, and
you'll come at 1t again like twoyear.
old.
II you were born with a square chin
and the normal amount of gray mat.
ter you'll probably want to get ahead
of the procession. There is only one
sure way, and that is know how" A
fellow with know how" never loses
interest in his job. He wouldn't get
the know how" IL he did.
It's marvellous how interesting bust.
ness is when you get the proper spirit.
Some men obtain more genuine pleas.
ure from business than they do from
play. II you want to enjoy business
study it--soak yourself in 1t, and ina
gine it's play.
You won't have to Imagine long. and
when you've got the spirit Of the game
you couldn't be kept out OF It with .
pickax.