He who carves deepest against corroding time is he who touches with surest hand the greatest number of human hearts.
He may or may not be a prodigy of physical strength.

He may or may not be a tower of mental energy.

But so long as this old world stands the man with an overpowering desire for all that is best for the race to be in the race, whose life is in tune with the divine and with the good that is within us all, whether he be orator, writer, artist or artisan, is a giant among men.
That which we read makes a deeper and more lasting impression on our lives than that which we see or hear.

An author with millions of readers must be a great central power of thought and influence, at least, in his own day and generation.

We can understand the truth of this through a study of the aims and life purposes of Harold Bell Wright as expressed through his books and the circumstances under which they were written.
The wonderful popularity of this author is well estimated by the millions of copies of his books that have been sold.