Man Is Known By The Company He Keeps

[pioneer]

B. G. Jefferis and J. L. Nichols

It is a trite, but true maxim, that "a man is known
by the company he keeps." He naturally assimilates by the force
of imitation, to the habits and manners of those by whom he is
surrounded. We know persons who walk much with the lame, who have
learned to walk with a hitch or limp like their lame friends. Vice
stalks in the streets unabashed, and children copy it.

[Lorenzo]

B. G. Jefferis and J. L. Nichols

It is a trite, but true maxim, that "a man is known
by the company he keeps." He naturally assimilates by the force
of imitation, to the habits and manners of those by whom he is
surrounded. We know persons who walk much with the lame, who have
learned to walk with a hitch or limp like their lame friends. Vice
stalks in the streets unabashed, and children copy it.

Ah, yes. Very true.

[hubag bohol]

[islander]

this is great, hubs.  morag tawo ang mga baboy.  sayang wa silay kawo.

[hubag bohol]

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