EPILOGUE

To hold to faith when all seems dark

to keep of good courage when failure follows failure

to cherish hope when its promise is faintly whispered

to bear without complaint the heavy burdens that must be borne

to be cheerful whatever comes

to preserve high ideals

to trust unfalteringly that well-being follows well-doing

this is the Way of Life

To be modest in desires

to enjoy simple pleasures

to be earnest

to be true

to be kindly

to be reasonably patient and ever-lastingly persistent

to be considerate

to be at least just

to be helpful

to be loving

this is to walk therein.

Charles A. Murdock