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Ounds without cause? Who hath redness of eyes? They that tarry long at
the wine.' Beware! Be not one of these. "No, let us keep our minds on
the pure, the upright, looking ever to Jesus, who is our strength and
who will keep us from the power of this evil thing. 'Then shalt thou
walk in thy way securely, and thy foot shall not stumble.'" IF
WASHINGTON LIVED TODAY --Washington's Birthday --Character The
Principles Which Underlie Success Are the Same at All Times. THE
LESSON--That true success will attend those who found their lives on the
principles which governed the life of Washington. Properly handled, the
illustration designed for the following talk will prove a revelation to
young and old. The application fits the illustration so well that the
talk should prove of absorbing interest and lasting impressiveness.
~~The Talk.~~ [Before beginning the talk, make the following
preparations very carefully: Attach several thicknesses of your drawing
paper to your board, leaving the outer sheet free at the bottom by
tacking at the top only. Next, with a sharp pen-knife, cut a hole in the
outer sheet, indicated by the dotted lines in Fig. 45, and throw away
the piece which has been cut out. The object of this preparation is
this: When you draw the portrait of Washington, represented in Fig. 45,
a portion of your drawing will appear on the outer sheet and part of
it--the face--on the next sheet beneath. If your preparations have been
well made, the outer sheet will lie flat against the one beneath, and
the audience will not see the hole until the proper time comes.]
[Illustration