Not less true is it that he who feels that God has given him a particular work to do can be happy only when earnestly engaged in its performance.

Happy the youth who finds the place which his dreams have pictured! If he does not fill that place, he will not fill any to the satisfaction of himself or others.
Nature never lets a man rest until he has found his place.

She haunts him and drives him until all his faculties give their consent and he falls into his proper niche.

A parent might just as well decide that the magnetic needle will point to Venus or Jupiter without trying it, as to decide what profession his son shall adopt.
What a ridiculous exhibition a great truck-horse would make on the race-track; yet this is no more incongruous than the popular idea that law, medicine, and theology are the only desirable professions.

How ridiculous, too, for fifty-two per cent.