Roosevelt Standard | 1919-07-23 | Page 6 | Think Best of Others

think best of others unjust suspicions sometimes injure their object but they invariably harm the one who indulges them to shelter an ungenerous thought about another harms ourselves if we fall into the way was of putting the worst construction on what others do of interpreting ther their words to mean something disagreeable end and painful we are warping and dwarfing dwar fing our own natures trust and kindly confidence not only draw the best out of others but make the best of ourselves selected