p. 12 | Four T’s

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Aug 25, 1904

Four T’s

THERE are four T’s too apt to run, ’Tis best to set a watch upon:

Oft when alone they take them wings, And light upon forbidden things.

Who in the family guards it best, Soon has control of all the rest.

Know when to speak, yet be content When silence is most eloquent.

Once lost, ne’er found; for who can say He’s overtaken yesterday?

—Selected.