The difference between a locomotive engine and a pile of
scrap-iron is that the one is organized and the other is not.
In the case of the engine machinery, side arms, driving-wheels
and whistle--all have their place and part. So have driver and
stoker. And it is the organized power and effort that bring
results.
Many men have enough good moral material for a fine character, but have
not yet put it in effective order, and so can not bring it to bear.
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=Orient, The, and Opportunity=--See OPPORTUNITY IN THE ORIENT.
=Original Sin=--See SIN, ORIGINAL.