Deseret Evening News | 1909-01-09 | Page 5 | Thoughts of the Great About Greatness

THOUGHTS OF THE GREAT ABOUT GREATNESS I is an affair ot of en Ih rhese ill ha no great t WithoUt a mixture of Is Ie more SImple mple then Indeed to be SImple Is to br gt t Genius which mess meana the tha capacity of IC trouble nest of Great men are th they wise s that the Ibe I Is stronger any material erl force that nt thoughts rule the Ot fOIl poole are submissive reverent to whet Sa Is above them Ulem entail mean n souls are re It Is II worthy of Gf the appellatIon who either d does great t things or teaches how bow ID be Nt ob or describes them with I a suItable HAble majesty when they llA have been done cIone but tho those e only are nt great things which tend to render lire lIfe ha happy r WhIch tile the In innocent t and of existence or which pave Jve th the way war to a state of futuro bliss mo more permanent and more No O great t dent I ii done Ily hg falterer who ark for e to be great III 1 n not t to stir Ur without great argument But greatly to honor In a strew When hen honors bonor at t the tb slake kf re reTh The Th gleat t man la is lie wit who does not lose his hili Gt GrUeL meet mell are aN not always wise Old Job No men maD en produce Uilo who Is 18 not thoroughly SIncere In dealing with lie Is III truly great that is b little In hImself anti nd that no 10 no ac count of any height or of a K Kempis Greatness or of mind Is not by admitting small 11 things but hi making sil II thIngs great nat under Us In lie He who can CIl take no in ID In what is III small mall will take false interest In what Is III kin Great men are the true men th the men In nature has halO sue Tbt They ar aI not they ar are In tho tb true order It Is Ie the iM theother other species of men who are ar not whet whal thy they aught to 10 II tou taught ht a thousand glorious orlou Lr And mot more thai halt half th the wild wId was hi his And somewhere mow In yonder ODeler lIta stars Can CaD mayhap what greatness I is That man I great antI and he alone alon Who corves a greatness not own on For pral praise nor pelf I In I anti be unknown VJ l t In ha Owen Meredith Lord I oa U