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Ay just what he thinks and believes. He is dependable. It is a pleasure
and a satisfaction, when we are listening to the words of another
person, to know that that other person is speaking the truth. But not
everyone is to be depended upon in this way. There is another kind of
man who tells you something in apparent sincerity, but when he calls
upon the next person he may tell the story in an entirely different way.
Why? Because he believes that the second person will be better pleased
with the revised version. [Illustration: Fig. 82] "How often do we find
an attractive face which gains our entire confidence, a face, pleasant
to see and agreeable in every way. [Draw face, completing Fig. 82.] And
then, how often are we pained and shocked and disappointed when
something happens which allows us to look into the real character of the
person and we find that his real self is anything but agreeable and
worthy of confidence. [Draw lines to complete Fig. 83.] Such a
discovery, however, should not cause us to lose faith in our brothers.
Truth, character, and a splendid degree of manhood abound everywhere.
[Illustration: Fig. 83] "Boys and girls, begin now the formation of
habits which will make you strong, honest, worthy men and women.
Sometimes you