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Title: Crayon and character : truth made clear through eye and ear or ten-minute talks with colored chalks
Year: 1913 (1910s)
Authors: Griswold, B. J. (Bert Joseph), 1873-1927 Harry Houdini Collection (Library of Congress) DLC
Subjects: Chalk-talks Moral education Religious education
Publisher: Indianapolis, Ind. : Meigs Publishing Co.
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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74 Again, we know of a young man who was strong and robust, asplendid specimen of physical manhood; now he has lost his healthand strength. The same evil power has come upon him and has placedhim on a bed of sickness from which he cannot rise. (Add the wordSickness.) Again, how often do we hear that a man, respected and honored,has in a moment of passion, taken the life of another man, just becausethis evil power came in and caused him to do it. (Add the wordMurder.) But more common than all the other terrible things which thisgreat evil power does is the bringing of wretchedness and want tothe wives and the children of the men who are its victims. Theseinnocent ones suffer for the common comforts of life, food and cloth-ing. This we call poverty. (Add the word Poverty. This completesFig. 43.) Many more words could be added to this list, representing themisfortunes which come to the victims of this great evil power. Inevery instance it deceived its victims into believing it was harmle

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