Our fellow man is as valuable as we. He may be down, but he has it in
him to stand. A writer says of the windfalls of apples:
We remember that in the windfalls a sweetness remains. That
fruit, fallen untimely, or cast earthward by the storm, yet has
not lost its flavor; often it is still sweet and pleasant to
the taste. And, therefore, mindful of this, let us not think
that the human windfalls have lost all their sweetness. Let us
remember some good is left in all, and seek to gather them up.
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=Good, Making=--See REFORMATION.