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The Investment of Influence

CHAPTER VI
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It will win more applause and earn a larger salary.

Thought is driven with a curb-bit lest it quicken into a pace and widen out into a swing that transcends the dictates of good form.
Exuberance is in bad odor.

Appeals to the heart are not thought to be quite in good taste.

The current demand is for ideas--not taste.

I asked a member of my church the other day whether he thought a certain friend of his who attends a certain church and is exceptionally brainy was really entering into sympathy with religious things.


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