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Thoughts I Met on the Highway carries the subtitle Words of Friendly Cheer From The Life Books and the name Ralph Waldo Trine. A line in the book says that thoughts of strength both build strength from within and attract it from without. A verse ending with the lines about being the master of my fate and the captain of my soul is followed by the name William Earnest Henley.
The text says that thought is the great builder in human life: it is the determining factor. The text says there is no experience in any life which, if rightly recognized, rightly turned and thereby wisely used, cannot be made of value. The text says that taking an hour, or even a half hour, alone in the quiet, in the midst of the daily routine of life, would be the source of inestimable gain for countless numbers.
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- Author
- Ralph Waldo Trine
- Pages
- 19
- Language
- English
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- Philosophy
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