Description
*Condition Note: May be a former library book in fair condition, spine is weakening. Has moderate cover and spine wear. It has an inscription inside the front cover by owner and is lightly underlined.*
Taking his title from a phrase in one of Edwin Markham's poems, the author portrays some important aspects of happy living in a selfish world. No one could emerge from the two hours it takes to read this beautiful gift book without gaining a firmer tread, an new lift to the chin, and a laughing heart.
Table of Contents
Making People Happy
"Forgetting Those Things Which Are Behind"
Keep Your Own Garden
Meeting Life's Limitations
Two Kinds of Sins
In the Presence of God
Worry
Playing Second Fiddle
What Was Wrong With Judas' Confession?
Blaming Others
"In Every Thing Give Thanks"
Things Money Cannot Buy
No Happy Haters
Elims of Life
Keep the Light Burning
Growing Old Gracefully
Someday We'll Understand
Used Book Information
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Details
Binding: |
Hardback |
Copyright: |
1946 |
Printed: |
1946 |
Pages: |
96 |
Publisher: |
Review & Herald Publishing Association |
Condition: |
B |
