The way Of the world.
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The way Of the world.


1He's only mechanic--no matter if he
has broken his leg"


True--but mechanic has some feel
ing.


He's dirty Irish boy--don't stop the
horses--drive over him if he doesn't ge
out Of the way"


But that Irish boy has parents, it may be
who love him as tenderly as you love youl
own children


Push him aside--what business has a
niger on the walk ~


Stop-that black man can think and feel
His heart may be as tender as yours.


ssTurn her out of doors; she's misera-
Bile old hag."


Do you know that 7 Perhaps she is
honestly poor.


"Box his ears-he's only pas appren-
tice."


But he is no less entitled to kindness.
"Give her the mouldy bread she is on
ly kitchen girl.


Still she can relish good food as well as
you


THAT'S right-run him again nobody
cares for him--he has no friends"
So much the more reason why you
should befriend him.


The. world-the selfish and unfeeling
WORLDWIDE can but detest it ? We have
no love for our fellow creatures in distress
mo sympathy for the poor and unfortunate
mo bowels Of compassion for the sad and
detected. We crush the poor cheat the
ignorant, and ridicule those who have not
been formed as ourselves.--D. C. Coles
uorthy