That was a great introduc-tion, Nick. You never know how you're going to be intro-duced. I
think it was Churchill who introduced Clement Attlee one day and he said that Clement was …

594 so occupied. She seemed never to weary, and never to be in need of rest. In other days,
and in a loftier rank, Patricia would have become lady abbess of some severe order, and …

There were enough consequences in life without looking for them. But some people made a
fair living by it, and who was he to tell them they were wrong. Em sat across the desk from …

THE SOUTHERN REVIEW A Delicate Balance I've never felt it true the heart observes the
score, that loving less insures one will be loved the more. And when I was inclined to be a bit …

ON LOSING ONE'S BALANCE. T is hardly necessary for me to observe that there are many
ways in which a man may lose his balance. One very effectual, and, in" muddy weather," …

if there was “coziness" in a warm room with sharp frost outside, and light, and cheerful faces,
and an unfashionable appetite.“I can tell you," said Captain Philips,“this is an uncommonly …

THE SOUTHERN REVIEW Balance He watch her like a coonhound watch a tree. What
might explain tlie metamorpliosis he underwent wlien she paraded by witli tea cakes, in lier …

Glenn L. Pace was second counselor of the Presiding Bishopric of The Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-day Saints when this devotional address was given at Brigham Young …