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Many of us have grown used
to a high standard of living, and expect it to remain that way, or get
better, never dreaming it might deteriorate.
But conditions seldom accord
with our desires, and we complain and blame others for what we
perceive to be our misfortunes. Is it reasonable to do so?
L ife
does not always go on an incline, from good to better; neither does it
always follow a downward curve; nor does it always go on a level plane.
Instead, as attested by history, it rises and falls, like the waves of
the sea; sometimes we are up on the crests, sometimes down in the
troughs, and sometimes in between. Or, to use another simile:
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Life is
like a river—
Straight,
it seldom flows,
But
twists and turns
And
winds about,
As on
and on it goes.
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