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Enquire within upon everything
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Robert Kemp Philp
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2181.
Words.
Soft
words
soften
the
soul--angry
words
are
fuel
to
the
flame
of
wrath,
and
make
it
blaze
more
freely.
Kind
words
make
other
people
good-natured--cold
words
freeze
people,
and
hot
words
scorch
them,
and
bitter
words
make
them
bitter,
and
wrathful
words
make
wrathful.
There
is
such
a
rush
of
all
other
kinds
of
words
in
our
days,
that
it
seems
desirable
to
give
kind
words
a
chance
among
them.
There
are
vain
words,
and
idle
words,
and
hasty
words,
and
spiteful
words,
and
silly
words,
and
empty
words,
and
profane
words,
and
boisterous
words,
and
warlike
words.
Kind
words
also
produce
their
own
image
on
men's
souls,
and
a
beautiful
image
it
is.
They
smooth,
and
quiet,
and
comfort
the
hearer.
They
shame
him
out
of
his
sour,
and
morose,
and
unkind
feelings.
We
have
not
yet
begun
to
use
kind
words
in
such
abundance
as
they
ought
to
be
used.
2182.
Gossiping.
If
you
wish
to
cultivate
a
gossiping,
meddling,
censorious
spirit
in
your
children,
be
sure
when
they
come
home
from
church,
a
visit,
or
any
other
place
where
you
do
not
accompany
them,
to
ply
them
with
questions
concerning
what
everybody
wore,
how
everybody
looked,
and
what
everybody
said
and
did;
and
if
you
find
anything
in
this
to
censure,
always
do
it
in
their
hearing.
You
may
rest
assured,
if
you
pursue
a
course
of
this
kind,
they
will
not
return
to
you
unladen
with
intelligence;
and
rather
than
it
should
be
uninteresting,
they
will
by
degrees
learn
to
embellish,
in
such
a
manner
as
shall
not
fail
to
call
forth
remarks
and
expressions
of
wonder
from
you.
You
will,
by
this
course,
render
the
spirit
of
curiosity,
which
is
so
early
visible
in
children,
and
which,
if
rightly
directed,
may
be
made
the
instrument
of
enriching
and
enlarging
their
minds,
a
vehicle
of
mischief
which
will
serve
only
to
narrow
them.
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