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Words for the Wise   By: (1809-1885)

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Words for the Wise by Timothy S. Arthur is a thought-provoking and inspiring collection of essays that resonates with readers on a profound level. Delving into important topics such as personal growth, wisdom, and character development, Arthur presents his ideas in a concise and accessible manner that allows readers to easily absorb and apply the lessons to their own lives.

One of the standout aspects of this book is the author's ability to convey complex ideas with simplicity, making it suitable for readers of all ages and backgrounds. Each essay is concise yet impactful, offering valuable insights that encourage introspection and self-improvement. Arthur seamlessly combines personal anecdotes, historical references, and philosophical theories to create a diverse tapestry of wisdom that captivates the reader from start to finish.

What sets Words for the Wise apart from other self-help books is the author's genuine and positive tone throughout the chapters. Rather than preaching or offering empty platitudes, Arthur speaks from a place of empathy and understanding, making the reader feel as if they are engaging in a meaningful conversation with a wise mentor. This personal touch establishes a connection between the author and the reader, fostering a sense of trust that allows the message to resonate deeply.

Another strength of this book lies in its organization. Each essay focuses on a specific topic, allowing readers to easily navigate to chapters that align with their current needs or interests. Whether it's navigating relationships, facing adversity, or seeking purpose, Arthur's insights provide valuable guidance for readers at different stages of their lives.

However, as with any collection of essays, some pieces may resonate more strongly with certain readers than others. While most essays offer profound wisdom, a few seem to reiterate similar points or fall slightly short in terms of originality. Nevertheless, this minor flaw does not significantly detract from the overall impact and value of the book.

In conclusion, Words for the Wise is an exceptional collection of essays that serves as a beacon of wisdom for readers seeking personal growth and enrichment. Timothy S. Arthur's heartfelt words and genuine tone make this book a must-read for anyone searching for guidance and insight into the complexities of life. By capturing universal truths and translating them into relatable anecdotes, Arthur encourages readers to embark on a journey of self-discovery and understanding. No matter where readers find themselves on their personal path, Words for the Wise offers a wealth of wisdom to illuminate their way forward.

First Page:

WORDS FOR THE WISE.

BY

T. S. ARTHUR.

PHILADELPHIA:

1851.

PREFACE.

THE title of this book "WORDS FOR THE WISE" is too comprehensive to need explanation. May the lessons it teaches be "sufficient" as warnings, incentives and examples, to hundreds and thousands who read them.

CONTENTS.

THE POOR DEBTOR THE SUNDAY CHRISTIAN I KNEW HOW IT WOULD BE JACOB JONES; OR, THE MAN WHO COULDN'T GET ALONG IN THE WORLD STARTING A NEWSPAPER. AN EXPERIENCE OF MR. JONES THE WAY OF TRANSGRESSORS JUST GOING TO DO IT MAKING HASTE TO BE RICH LET HER POUT IT OUT A FINE, GENEROUS FELLOW TAKING IT FOR GRANTED LOVE AND LAW

WORDS FOR THE WISE.

THE POOR DEBTOR.

"THERE is one honest man in the world, I am happy to say," remarked a rich merchant, named Petron, to a friend who happened to call in upon him.

"Is there, indeed! I am glad to find you have made a discovery of the fact. Who is the individual entitled to the honourable distinction?"

"You know Moale, the tailor?"

"Yes. Poor fellow! he's been under the weather for a long time."

"I know. But he's an honest man for all that."

"I never doubted his being honest, Mr. Petron."

"I have reason to know that he is. But I once thought differently. When he was broken up in business some years ago, he owed me a little bill, which I tried to get out of him as hard as any one ever did try for his own... Continue reading book >>




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