The aviators tell us that the first rule of flight is to turn
the flying-machine against the wind, and let it lift you into
the heights. When the bird is flying for pleasure it flies
with the wind, but if you lift a club toward the bird, and it
wishes to rise, it turns and flies against the wind, and upward
soars toward the sun. Trouble is a divine wind, let loose
to lift man into the heights, where eternal beauty hath her
dwelling-place.--N. D. HILLIS.
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=Troubles=--See TOOLS, MORAL.