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[Mercy S. <pro...@sm...>]

O the will of others, but later our heroes come to us at our bidding,
and no one can shut the gates against them. Whom shall we admire? Let
them be men of the spirit, who have sought truth and hated lies, "who
have fought their doubts and gathered strength," who would rather suffer
wrong than do wrong. The perfection of being is the end of effort,
therefore we will read what will best help our growth in vision, in
moral earnestness, in spiritual sensibility; therefore our books shall
treat of subjects which will ennoble; our amusements shall be pure and
clean; and our chief companionships shall be with the prophets and
masters, the noble and the good, because by associating with them we
shall become like them. Intellectual acuteness, mastery of faculty,
elegance of expression, are something very different from insight into
the meaning of life. The cultured man is he who has learned his
relations to his fellow-men, who recognizes his obligations toward them;
and his relations to the unseen and his duty toward it. Discipline which
will produce such results will ever be sought by the awakened soul. It
will be satisfied with not