A Lost Hero
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By Elizabeth Stuart Phelps and Herbert D. Ward
20 Feb, 2020
THE materials of heroism are everywhere; each day and all situations are full of them. The power to recognize them and the will to use them make the hero. He who saves a life, no matter how obscure, how poor, how ignorant he may be, has a value which
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THE materials of heroism are everywhere; each day and all situations are full of them. The power to recognize them and the will to use them make the hero. He who saves a life, no matter how obscure, how poor, how ignorant he may be, has a value which can never belong to the spiller of blood; and the crimson glories of war fade before the white honors of peace.
This little story, which was originally contributed to the "Youth's Companion," has sought to teach the young people of America something of the grandeur which waits upon a brave deed, and something of the beauty of supreme self-sacrifice. Less
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- 1273.201 KB
- 88
- Public Domain Books
- 2008-07-01
- English
- 9781408685280
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