This testimony by an expert should interest particularly those just
starting in life:
Andrew Carnegie, in a recent address before a graduating class
in New York, said:
“There are several classes of young men. There are those who do
not do all their duty, there are those who profess to do their
duty, and there is a third class, far better than the other two,
that do their duty and a little more.
“There are many great pianists, but Paderewski is at the head
because he does a little more than the others. There are
hundreds of race-horses, but it is those who go a few seconds
faster than the others that acquire renown. So it is in the
sailing of yachts. It is the little more that wins. So it is
with the young and old men who do a little more than their duty.
Do your duty and a little more, and the future will take care of
itself.” (Text.)
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=Overproduction in Nature=--See DESTRUCTION NECESSARY.
=Overshadowed=--See LIVING IN THE SHADOW.