The Old Year And the New
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Many persons have a tendency in the closing days of a year to fall into a pen- sive and melancholy mood. Glancing backward makes them sad. They think ofthe things they have donewhich they ought not to have done, they brood over the things they have not done which they ought to have done. This tendency to moody retrospection grows upon us as we advance in life. Youth is always 25 The Old Year looking forward. The past has little fascination for it; the great things are still to come. But by and ...by the day arrives on which a man feels that the larger part of life lies behind him. This is a great day in a man's life, and he is not likely to forget it. The habit of retrospection begins to grow upon him, and he dwells more and more upon the things which have been. Traveling down the western slope of the hill with the sun all red in the western sky, he dreams fond dreams of childhood and of the glowing years long gone. He thinks of the happy years of boyhood, and what it meant then to be alive.
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Many persons have a tendency in the closing days of a year to fall into a pen- sive and melancholy mood. Glancing backward makes them sad. They think ofthe things they have donewhich they ought not to have done, they brood over the things they have not done which they ought to have done. This tendency to moody retrospection grows upon us as we advance in life. Youth is always 25 The Old Year looking forward. The past has little fascination for it; the great things are still to come. But by and ...by the day arrives on which a man feels that the larger part of life lies behind him. This is a great day in a man's life, and he is not likely to forget it. The habit of retrospection begins to grow upon him, and he dwells more and more upon the things which have been. Traveling down the western slope of the hill with the sun all red in the western sky, he dreams fond dreams of childhood and of the glowing years long gone. He thinks of the happy years of boyhood, and what it meant then to be alive.
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