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CHAPTER XV.
MA"r.TNEAR IN" YOV'JU.
\\~}.;sQlIletimcs see a manly youth. 'Vith
no aficctation of gravity, no lll:iSumption of
\,,"hat Lclong.;l to age amI expcricllw, nnd 110
obtruding of hi:i opillion~ UpOll othcn:., there iH
yet a colli;iJeralcnc:;s, a self-respect, amI an
iIH.I~IJt:uJellce, highly pll':\'sing in themselYC~,
and giving rich promise of future usefuIJl(,1~g
auu hOlloI'. 'I' Lis is what we wish to meet with
in early lif~.
rphc torte i~ worthy of your reg-artl. It earries
with.1t the idea that there arc ficrvict':)for
you to perform, mlnmtagcs for you to impI\)\-(',
anJ excellencks fuT you to gain. To be men,
honest and fllithful InCU, true to your Maker,
to your own destiny, amI to the hud in ,vlllch
your lot i.s Cabt 1 is the noblest pnrpotiu you
can form-the highc15t achievement YOll can