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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Mar 10, 1904

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 81, No. 10.

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When Things Go Wrong

By Benjamin B. Keech

Do not spend your time in fretting; Spend it rather in forgetting Little things that wound you so. Do not let the whole world know That you'd rather sit a-grieving When you might be out relieving Pain and care. Rise up, be true! Just find something good to do.
When your days are full of sighing, Don't give up, but keep on trying Some good cause to help along. You will soon forget the wrong That the dismal days are bringing, If you tune your work to singing. When your skies are dark in hue, Just find something good to do. — Benjamin B. Keech.