Let Each Man Learn to Know Himself

Author: Philip de la Mare

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1. Let each man learn to know himself;f11. Let each man learn to know himself; 2To gain that knowledge let him labor,2To gain that knowledge let him labor, 3Improve those failings in himself3Improve those failings in himself 4Which he condemns so in his neighbor.4Which he condemns so in his neighbor. 5How lenient our own faults we view,5How lenient our own faults we view, n6And conscience’s voice adeptly smother,n6And conscience’ voice adeptly smother, 7Yet, oh, how harshly we review7Yet, oh, how harshly we review 8The selfsame failings in another!8The selfsame failings in another! 99 10[Chorus]10[Chorus] 11Let each man learn to know himself;11Let each man learn to know himself; 12To gain that knowledge let him labor,12To gain that knowledge let him labor, 13Improve those failings in himself,13Improve those failings in himself, 14Which he condemns so in his neighbor.14Which he condemns so in his neighbor. 1515 162. And if you meet an erring one162. And if you meet an erring one 17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless,17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless, 18Consider, ere you cast the stone,18Consider, ere you cast the stone, 19If you yourself are pure and faultless.19If you yourself are pure and faultless. 20Oh, list to that small voice within,20Oh, list to that small voice within, n21Whose whisp’rings oft make men confounded,n21Whose whisperings oft make men confounded, 22And trumpet not another’s sin;22And trumpet not another’s sin; 23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded.23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded. 2424 253. And in self judgment if you find253. And in self judgment if you find t26Your deeds to others are superior,t26Your deeds to others’ are superior, 27To you has Providence been kind,27To you has Providence been kind, 28As you should be to those inferior.28As you should be to those inferior. 29Example sheds a genial ray29Example sheds a genial ray 30Of light which men are apt to borrow,30Of light which men are apt to borrow, 31So first improve yourself today31So first improve yourself today 32And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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1. Let each man learn to know himself; 2To gain that knowledge let him labor,2To gain that knowledge let him labor, 3Improve those failings in himself3Improve those failings in himself 4Which he condemns so in his neighbor.4Which he condemns so in his neighbor. 5How lenient our own faults we view,5How lenient our own faults we view, n6And conscience’s voice adeptly smother,n6And conscience’ voice adeptly smother, 7Yet, oh, how harshly we review7Yet, oh, how harshly we review 8The selfsame failings in another!8The selfsame failings in another! 99 10[Chorus]10[Chorus] 11Let each man learn to know himself;11Let each man learn to know himself; 12To gain that knowledge let him labor,12To gain that knowledge let him labor, 13Improve those failings in himself,13Improve those failings in himself, 14Which he condemns so in his neighbor.14Which he condemns so in his neighbor. 1515 162. And if you meet an erring one162. And if you meet an erring one 17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless,17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless, 18Consider, ere you cast the stone,18Consider, ere you cast the stone, 19If you yourself are pure and faultless.19If you yourself are pure and faultless. 20Oh, list to that small voice within,20Oh, list to that small voice within, n21Whose whisp’rings oft make men confounded,n21Whose whisperings oft make men confounded, 22And trumpet not another’s sin;22And trumpet not another’s sin; 23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded.23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded. 2424 253. And in self judgment if you find253. And in self judgment if you find t26Your deeds to others are superior,t26Your deeds to others’ are superior, 27To you has Providence been kind,27To you has Providence been kind, 28As you should be to those inferior.28As you should be to those inferior. 29Example sheds a genial ray29Example sheds a genial ray 30Of light which men are apt to borrow,30Of light which men are apt to borrow, 31So first improve yourself today31So first improve yourself today 32And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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To gain that knowledge let him labor,2To gain that knowledge let him labor, 3Improve those failings in himself3Improve those failings in himself 4Which he condemns so in his neighbor.4Which he condemns so in his neighbor. 5How lenient our own faults we view,5How lenient our own faults we view, n6And conscience’s voice adeptly smother,n6And conscience’ voice adeptly smother, 7Yet, oh, how harshly we review7Yet, oh, how harshly we review 8The selfsame failings in another!8The selfsame failings in another! 99 10[Chorus]10[Chorus] 11Let each man learn to know himself;11Let each man learn to know himself; 12To gain that knowledge let him labor,12To gain that knowledge let him labor, 13Improve those failings in himself,13Improve those failings in himself, 14Which he condemns so in his neighbor.14Which he condemns so in his neighbor. 1515 162. And if you meet an erring one162. And if you meet an erring one 17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless,17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless, 18Consider, ere you cast the stone,18Consider, ere you cast the stone, 19If you yourself are pure and faultless.19If you yourself are pure and faultless. 20Oh, list to that small voice within,20Oh, list to that small voice within, n21Whose whisp’rings oft make men confounded,n21Whose whisperings oft make men confounded, 22And trumpet not another’s sin;22And trumpet not another’s sin; 23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded.23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded. 2424 253. And in self judgment if you find253. And in self judgment if you find t26Your deeds to others are superior,t26Your deeds to others’ are superior, 27To you has Providence been kind,27To you has Providence been kind, 28As you should be to those inferior.28As you should be to those inferior. 29Example sheds a genial ray29Example sheds a genial ray 30Of light which men are apt to borrow,30Of light which men are apt to borrow, 31So first improve yourself today31So first improve yourself today 32And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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To gain that knowledge let him labor, 3Improve those failings in himself3Improve those failings in himself 4Which he condemns so in his neighbor.4Which he condemns so in his neighbor. 5How lenient our own faults we view,5How lenient our own faults we view, n6And conscience’s voice adeptly smother,n6And conscience’ voice adeptly smother, 7Yet, oh, how harshly we review7Yet, oh, how harshly we review 8The selfsame failings in another!8The selfsame failings in another! 99 10[Chorus]10[Chorus] 11Let each man learn to know himself;11Let each man learn to know himself; 12To gain that knowledge let him labor,12To gain that knowledge let him labor, 13Improve those failings in himself,13Improve those failings in himself, 14Which he condemns so in his neighbor.14Which he condemns so in his neighbor. 1515 162. And if you meet an erring one162. And if you meet an erring one 17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless,17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless, 18Consider, ere you cast the stone,18Consider, ere you cast the stone, 19If you yourself are pure and faultless.19If you yourself are pure and faultless. 20Oh, list to that small voice within,20Oh, list to that small voice within, n21Whose whisp’rings oft make men confounded,n21Whose whisperings oft make men confounded, 22And trumpet not another’s sin;22And trumpet not another’s sin; 23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded.23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded. 2424 253. And in self judgment if you find253. And in self judgment if you find t26Your deeds to others are superior,t26Your deeds to others’ are superior, 27To you has Providence been kind,27To you has Providence been kind, 28As you should be to those inferior.28As you should be to those inferior. 29Example sheds a genial ray29Example sheds a genial ray 30Of light which men are apt to borrow,30Of light which men are apt to borrow, 31So first improve yourself today31So first improve yourself today 32And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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Improve those failings in himself3Improve those failings in himself 4Which he condemns so in his neighbor.4Which he condemns so in his neighbor. 5How lenient our own faults we view,5How lenient our own faults we view, n6And conscience’s voice adeptly smother,n6And conscience’ voice adeptly smother, 7Yet, oh, how harshly we review7Yet, oh, how harshly we review 8The selfsame failings in another!8The selfsame failings in another! 99 10[Chorus]10[Chorus] 11Let each man learn to know himself;11Let each man learn to know himself; 12To gain that knowledge let him labor,12To gain that knowledge let him labor, 13Improve those failings in himself,13Improve those failings in himself, 14Which he condemns so in his neighbor.14Which he condemns so in his neighbor. 1515 162. And if you meet an erring one162. And if you meet an erring one 17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless,17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless, 18Consider, ere you cast the stone,18Consider, ere you cast the stone, 19If you yourself are pure and faultless.19If you yourself are pure and faultless. 20Oh, list to that small voice within,20Oh, list to that small voice within, n21Whose whisp’rings oft make men confounded,n21Whose whisperings oft make men confounded, 22And trumpet not another’s sin;22And trumpet not another’s sin; 23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded.23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded. 2424 253. And in self judgment if you find253. And in self judgment if you find t26Your deeds to others are superior,t26Your deeds to others’ are superior, 27To you has Providence been kind,27To you has Providence been kind, 28As you should be to those inferior.28As you should be to those inferior. 29Example sheds a genial ray29Example sheds a genial ray 30Of light which men are apt to borrow,30Of light which men are apt to borrow, 31So first improve yourself today31So first improve yourself today 32And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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Improve those failings in himself 4Which he condemns so in his neighbor.4Which he condemns so in his neighbor. 5How lenient our own faults we view,5How lenient our own faults we view, n6And conscience’s voice adeptly smother,n6And conscience’ voice adeptly smother, 7Yet, oh, how harshly we review7Yet, oh, how harshly we review 8The selfsame failings in another!8The selfsame failings in another! 99 10[Chorus]10[Chorus] 11Let each man learn to know himself;11Let each man learn to know himself; 12To gain that knowledge let him labor,12To gain that knowledge let him labor, 13Improve those failings in himself,13Improve those failings in himself, 14Which he condemns so in his neighbor.14Which he condemns so in his neighbor. 1515 162. And if you meet an erring one162. And if you meet an erring one 17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless,17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless, 18Consider, ere you cast the stone,18Consider, ere you cast the stone, 19If you yourself are pure and faultless.19If you yourself are pure and faultless. 20Oh, list to that small voice within,20Oh, list to that small voice within, n21Whose whisp’rings oft make men confounded,n21Whose whisperings oft make men confounded, 22And trumpet not another’s sin;22And trumpet not another’s sin; 23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded.23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded. 2424 253. And in self judgment if you find253. And in self judgment if you find t26Your deeds to others are superior,t26Your deeds to others’ are superior, 27To you has Providence been kind,27To you has Providence been kind, 28As you should be to those inferior.28As you should be to those inferior. 29Example sheds a genial ray29Example sheds a genial ray 30Of light which men are apt to borrow,30Of light which men are apt to borrow, 31So first improve yourself today31So first improve yourself today 32And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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Which he condemns so in his neighbor.4Which he condemns so in his neighbor. 5How lenient our own faults we view,5How lenient our own faults we view, n6And conscience’s voice adeptly smother,n6And conscience’ voice adeptly smother, 7Yet, oh, how harshly we review7Yet, oh, how harshly we review 8The selfsame failings in another!8The selfsame failings in another! 99 10[Chorus]10[Chorus] 11Let each man learn to know himself;11Let each man learn to know himself; 12To gain that knowledge let him labor,12To gain that knowledge let him labor, 13Improve those failings in himself,13Improve those failings in himself, 14Which he condemns so in his neighbor.14Which he condemns so in his neighbor. 1515 162. And if you meet an erring one162. And if you meet an erring one 17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless,17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless, 18Consider, ere you cast the stone,18Consider, ere you cast the stone, 19If you yourself are pure and faultless.19If you yourself are pure and faultless. 20Oh, list to that small voice within,20Oh, list to that small voice within, n21Whose whisp’rings oft make men confounded,n21Whose whisperings oft make men confounded, 22And trumpet not another’s sin;22And trumpet not another’s sin; 23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded.23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded. 2424 253. And in self judgment if you find253. And in self judgment if you find t26Your deeds to others are superior,t26Your deeds to others’ are superior, 27To you has Providence been kind,27To you has Providence been kind, 28As you should be to those inferior.28As you should be to those inferior. 29Example sheds a genial ray29Example sheds a genial ray 30Of light which men are apt to borrow,30Of light which men are apt to borrow, 31So first improve yourself today31So first improve yourself today 32And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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Which he condemns so in his neighbor. 5How lenient our own faults we view,5How lenient our own faults we view, n6And conscience’s voice adeptly smother,n6And conscience’ voice adeptly smother, 7Yet, oh, how harshly we review7Yet, oh, how harshly we review 8The selfsame failings in another!8The selfsame failings in another! 99 10[Chorus]10[Chorus] 11Let each man learn to know himself;11Let each man learn to know himself; 12To gain that knowledge let him labor,12To gain that knowledge let him labor, 13Improve those failings in himself,13Improve those failings in himself, 14Which he condemns so in his neighbor.14Which he condemns so in his neighbor. 1515 162. And if you meet an erring one162. And if you meet an erring one 17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless,17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless, 18Consider, ere you cast the stone,18Consider, ere you cast the stone, 19If you yourself are pure and faultless.19If you yourself are pure and faultless. 20Oh, list to that small voice within,20Oh, list to that small voice within, n21Whose whisp’rings oft make men confounded,n21Whose whisperings oft make men confounded, 22And trumpet not another’s sin;22And trumpet not another’s sin; 23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded.23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded. 2424 253. And in self judgment if you find253. And in self judgment if you find t26Your deeds to others are superior,t26Your deeds to others’ are superior, 27To you has Providence been kind,27To you has Providence been kind, 28As you should be to those inferior.28As you should be to those inferior. 29Example sheds a genial ray29Example sheds a genial ray 30Of light which men are apt to borrow,30Of light which men are apt to borrow, 31So first improve yourself today31So first improve yourself today 32And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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How lenient our own faults we view,5How lenient our own faults we view, n6And conscience’s voice adeptly smother,n6And conscience’ voice adeptly smother, 7Yet, oh, how harshly we review7Yet, oh, how harshly we review 8The selfsame failings in another!8The selfsame failings in another! 99 10[Chorus]10[Chorus] 11Let each man learn to know himself;11Let each man learn to know himself; 12To gain that knowledge let him labor,12To gain that knowledge let him labor, 13Improve those failings in himself,13Improve those failings in himself, 14Which he condemns so in his neighbor.14Which he condemns so in his neighbor. 1515 162. And if you meet an erring one162. And if you meet an erring one 17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless,17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless, 18Consider, ere you cast the stone,18Consider, ere you cast the stone, 19If you yourself are pure and faultless.19If you yourself are pure and faultless. 20Oh, list to that small voice within,20Oh, list to that small voice within, n21Whose whisp’rings oft make men confounded,n21Whose whisperings oft make men confounded, 22And trumpet not another’s sin;22And trumpet not another’s sin; 23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded.23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded. 2424 253. And in self judgment if you find253. And in self judgment if you find t26Your deeds to others are superior,t26Your deeds to others’ are superior, 27To you has Providence been kind,27To you has Providence been kind, 28As you should be to those inferior.28As you should be to those inferior. 29Example sheds a genial ray29Example sheds a genial ray 30Of light which men are apt to borrow,30Of light which men are apt to borrow, 31So first improve yourself today31So first improve yourself today 32And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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How lenient our own faults we view, n6And conscience’s voice adeptly smother,n6And conscience’ voice adeptly smother, 7Yet, oh, how harshly we review7Yet, oh, how harshly we review 8The selfsame failings in another!8The selfsame failings in another! 99 10[Chorus]10[Chorus] 11Let each man learn to know himself;11Let each man learn to know himself; 12To gain that knowledge let him labor,12To gain that knowledge let him labor, 13Improve those failings in himself,13Improve those failings in himself, 14Which he condemns so in his neighbor.14Which he condemns so in his neighbor. 1515 162. And if you meet an erring one162. And if you meet an erring one 17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless,17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless, 18Consider, ere you cast the stone,18Consider, ere you cast the stone, 19If you yourself are pure and faultless.19If you yourself are pure and faultless. 20Oh, list to that small voice within,20Oh, list to that small voice within, n21Whose whisp’rings oft make men confounded,n21Whose whisperings oft make men confounded, 22And trumpet not another’s sin;22And trumpet not another’s sin; 23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded.23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded. 2424 253. And in self judgment if you find253. And in self judgment if you find t26Your deeds to others are superior,t26Your deeds to others’ are superior, 27To you has Providence been kind,27To you has Providence been kind, 28As you should be to those inferior.28As you should be to those inferior. 29Example sheds a genial ray29Example sheds a genial ray 30Of light which men are apt to borrow,30Of light which men are apt to borrow, 31So first improve yourself today31So first improve yourself today 32And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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And conscience’s voice adeptly smother,n6And conscience’ voice adeptly smother, 7Yet, oh, how harshly we review7Yet, oh, how harshly we review 8The selfsame failings in another!8The selfsame failings in another! 99 10[Chorus]10[Chorus] 11Let each man learn to know himself;11Let each man learn to know himself; 12To gain that knowledge let him labor,12To gain that knowledge let him labor, 13Improve those failings in himself,13Improve those failings in himself, 14Which he condemns so in his neighbor.14Which he condemns so in his neighbor. 1515 162. And if you meet an erring one162. And if you meet an erring one 17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless,17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless, 18Consider, ere you cast the stone,18Consider, ere you cast the stone, 19If you yourself are pure and faultless.19If you yourself are pure and faultless. 20Oh, list to that small voice within,20Oh, list to that small voice within, n21Whose whisp’rings oft make men confounded,n21Whose whisperings oft make men confounded, 22And trumpet not another’s sin;22And trumpet not another’s sin; 23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded.23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded. 2424 253. And in self judgment if you find253. And in self judgment if you find t26Your deeds to others are superior,t26Your deeds to others’ are superior, 27To you has Providence been kind,27To you has Providence been kind, 28As you should be to those inferior.28As you should be to those inferior. 29Example sheds a genial ray29Example sheds a genial ray 30Of light which men are apt to borrow,30Of light which men are apt to borrow, 31So first improve yourself today31So first improve yourself today 32And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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And conscience’ voice adeptly smother, 7Yet, oh, how harshly we review7Yet, oh, how harshly we review 8The selfsame failings in another!8The selfsame failings in another! 99 10[Chorus]10[Chorus] 11Let each man learn to know himself;11Let each man learn to know himself; 12To gain that knowledge let him labor,12To gain that knowledge let him labor, 13Improve those failings in himself,13Improve those failings in himself, 14Which he condemns so in his neighbor.14Which he condemns so in his neighbor. 1515 162. And if you meet an erring one162. And if you meet an erring one 17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless,17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless, 18Consider, ere you cast the stone,18Consider, ere you cast the stone, 19If you yourself are pure and faultless.19If you yourself are pure and faultless. 20Oh, list to that small voice within,20Oh, list to that small voice within, n21Whose whisp’rings oft make men confounded,n21Whose whisperings oft make men confounded, 22And trumpet not another’s sin;22And trumpet not another’s sin; 23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded.23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded. 2424 253. And in self judgment if you find253. And in self judgment if you find t26Your deeds to others are superior,t26Your deeds to others’ are superior, 27To you has Providence been kind,27To you has Providence been kind, 28As you should be to those inferior.28As you should be to those inferior. 29Example sheds a genial ray29Example sheds a genial ray 30Of light which men are apt to borrow,30Of light which men are apt to borrow, 31So first improve yourself today31So first improve yourself today 32And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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Yet, oh, how harshly we review7Yet, oh, how harshly we review 8The selfsame failings in another!8The selfsame failings in another! 99 10[Chorus]10[Chorus] 11Let each man learn to know himself;11Let each man learn to know himself; 12To gain that knowledge let him labor,12To gain that knowledge let him labor, 13Improve those failings in himself,13Improve those failings in himself, 14Which he condemns so in his neighbor.14Which he condemns so in his neighbor. 1515 162. And if you meet an erring one162. And if you meet an erring one 17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless,17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless, 18Consider, ere you cast the stone,18Consider, ere you cast the stone, 19If you yourself are pure and faultless.19If you yourself are pure and faultless. 20Oh, list to that small voice within,20Oh, list to that small voice within, n21Whose whisp’rings oft make men confounded,n21Whose whisperings oft make men confounded, 22And trumpet not another’s sin;22And trumpet not another’s sin; 23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded.23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded. 2424 253. And in self judgment if you find253. And in self judgment if you find t26Your deeds to others are superior,t26Your deeds to others’ are superior, 27To you has Providence been kind,27To you has Providence been kind, 28As you should be to those inferior.28As you should be to those inferior. 29Example sheds a genial ray29Example sheds a genial ray 30Of light which men are apt to borrow,30Of light which men are apt to borrow, 31So first improve yourself today31So first improve yourself today 32And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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Yet, oh, how harshly we review 8The selfsame failings in another!8The selfsame failings in another! 99 10[Chorus]10[Chorus] 11Let each man learn to know himself;11Let each man learn to know himself; 12To gain that knowledge let him labor,12To gain that knowledge let him labor, 13Improve those failings in himself,13Improve those failings in himself, 14Which he condemns so in his neighbor.14Which he condemns so in his neighbor. 1515 162. And if you meet an erring one162. And if you meet an erring one 17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless,17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless, 18Consider, ere you cast the stone,18Consider, ere you cast the stone, 19If you yourself are pure and faultless.19If you yourself are pure and faultless. 20Oh, list to that small voice within,20Oh, list to that small voice within, n21Whose whisp’rings oft make men confounded,n21Whose whisperings oft make men confounded, 22And trumpet not another’s sin;22And trumpet not another’s sin; 23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded.23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded. 2424 253. And in self judgment if you find253. And in self judgment if you find t26Your deeds to others are superior,t26Your deeds to others’ are superior, 27To you has Providence been kind,27To you has Providence been kind, 28As you should be to those inferior.28As you should be to those inferior. 29Example sheds a genial ray29Example sheds a genial ray 30Of light which men are apt to borrow,30Of light which men are apt to borrow, 31So first improve yourself today31So first improve yourself today 32And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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The selfsame failings in another!8The selfsame failings in another! 99 10[Chorus]10[Chorus] 11Let each man learn to know himself;11Let each man learn to know himself; 12To gain that knowledge let him labor,12To gain that knowledge let him labor, 13Improve those failings in himself,13Improve those failings in himself, 14Which he condemns so in his neighbor.14Which he condemns so in his neighbor. 1515 162. And if you meet an erring one162. And if you meet an erring one 17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless,17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless, 18Consider, ere you cast the stone,18Consider, ere you cast the stone, 19If you yourself are pure and faultless.19If you yourself are pure and faultless. 20Oh, list to that small voice within,20Oh, list to that small voice within, n21Whose whisp’rings oft make men confounded,n21Whose whisperings oft make men confounded, 22And trumpet not another’s sin;22And trumpet not another’s sin; 23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded.23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded. 2424 253. And in self judgment if you find253. And in self judgment if you find t26Your deeds to others are superior,t26Your deeds to others’ are superior, 27To you has Providence been kind,27To you has Providence been kind, 28As you should be to those inferior.28As you should be to those inferior. 29Example sheds a genial ray29Example sheds a genial ray 30Of light which men are apt to borrow,30Of light which men are apt to borrow, 31So first improve yourself today31So first improve yourself today 32And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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The selfsame failings in another! 99 10[Chorus]10[Chorus] 11Let each man learn to know himself;11Let each man learn to know himself; 12To gain that knowledge let him labor,12To gain that knowledge let him labor, 13Improve those failings in himself,13Improve those failings in himself, 14Which he condemns so in his neighbor.14Which he condemns so in his neighbor. 1515 162. And if you meet an erring one162. And if you meet an erring one 17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless,17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless, 18Consider, ere you cast the stone,18Consider, ere you cast the stone, 19If you yourself are pure and faultless.19If you yourself are pure and faultless. 20Oh, list to that small voice within,20Oh, list to that small voice within, n21Whose whisp’rings oft make men confounded,n21Whose whisperings oft make men confounded, 22And trumpet not another’s sin;22And trumpet not another’s sin; 23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded.23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded. 2424 253. And in self judgment if you find253. And in self judgment if you find t26Your deeds to others are superior,t26Your deeds to others’ are superior, 27To you has Providence been kind,27To you has Providence been kind, 28As you should be to those inferior.28As you should be to those inferior. 29Example sheds a genial ray29Example sheds a genial ray 30Of light which men are apt to borrow,30Of light which men are apt to borrow, 31So first improve yourself today31So first improve yourself today 32And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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[Chorus]10[Chorus] 11Let each man learn to know himself;11Let each man learn to know himself; 12To gain that knowledge let him labor,12To gain that knowledge let him labor, 13Improve those failings in himself,13Improve those failings in himself, 14Which he condemns so in his neighbor.14Which he condemns so in his neighbor. 1515 162. And if you meet an erring one162. And if you meet an erring one 17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless,17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless, 18Consider, ere you cast the stone,18Consider, ere you cast the stone, 19If you yourself are pure and faultless.19If you yourself are pure and faultless. 20Oh, list to that small voice within,20Oh, list to that small voice within, n21Whose whisp’rings oft make men confounded,n21Whose whisperings oft make men confounded, 22And trumpet not another’s sin;22And trumpet not another’s sin; 23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded.23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded. 2424 253. And in self judgment if you find253. And in self judgment if you find t26Your deeds to others are superior,t26Your deeds to others’ are superior, 27To you has Providence been kind,27To you has Providence been kind, 28As you should be to those inferior.28As you should be to those inferior. 29Example sheds a genial ray29Example sheds a genial ray 30Of light which men are apt to borrow,30Of light which men are apt to borrow, 31So first improve yourself today31So first improve yourself today 32And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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[Chorus] 11Let each man learn to know himself;11Let each man learn to know himself; 12To gain that knowledge let him labor,12To gain that knowledge let him labor, 13Improve those failings in himself,13Improve those failings in himself, 14Which he condemns so in his neighbor.14Which he condemns so in his neighbor. 1515 162. And if you meet an erring one162. And if you meet an erring one 17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless,17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless, 18Consider, ere you cast the stone,18Consider, ere you cast the stone, 19If you yourself are pure and faultless.19If you yourself are pure and faultless. 20Oh, list to that small voice within,20Oh, list to that small voice within, n21Whose whisp’rings oft make men confounded,n21Whose whisperings oft make men confounded, 22And trumpet not another’s sin;22And trumpet not another’s sin; 23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded.23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded. 2424 253. And in self judgment if you find253. And in self judgment if you find t26Your deeds to others are superior,t26Your deeds to others’ are superior, 27To you has Providence been kind,27To you has Providence been kind, 28As you should be to those inferior.28As you should be to those inferior. 29Example sheds a genial ray29Example sheds a genial ray 30Of light which men are apt to borrow,30Of light which men are apt to borrow, 31So first improve yourself today31So first improve yourself today 32And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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Let each man learn to know himself;11Let each man learn to know himself; 12To gain that knowledge let him labor,12To gain that knowledge let him labor, 13Improve those failings in himself,13Improve those failings in himself, 14Which he condemns so in his neighbor.14Which he condemns so in his neighbor. 1515 162. And if you meet an erring one162. And if you meet an erring one 17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless,17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless, 18Consider, ere you cast the stone,18Consider, ere you cast the stone, 19If you yourself are pure and faultless.19If you yourself are pure and faultless. 20Oh, list to that small voice within,20Oh, list to that small voice within, n21Whose whisp’rings oft make men confounded,n21Whose whisperings oft make men confounded, 22And trumpet not another’s sin;22And trumpet not another’s sin; 23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded.23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded. 2424 253. And in self judgment if you find253. And in self judgment if you find t26Your deeds to others are superior,t26Your deeds to others’ are superior, 27To you has Providence been kind,27To you has Providence been kind, 28As you should be to those inferior.28As you should be to those inferior. 29Example sheds a genial ray29Example sheds a genial ray 30Of light which men are apt to borrow,30Of light which men are apt to borrow, 31So first improve yourself today31So first improve yourself today 32And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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Let each man learn to know himself; 12To gain that knowledge let him labor,12To gain that knowledge let him labor, 13Improve those failings in himself,13Improve those failings in himself, 14Which he condemns so in his neighbor.14Which he condemns so in his neighbor. 1515 162. And if you meet an erring one162. And if you meet an erring one 17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless,17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless, 18Consider, ere you cast the stone,18Consider, ere you cast the stone, 19If you yourself are pure and faultless.19If you yourself are pure and faultless. 20Oh, list to that small voice within,20Oh, list to that small voice within, n21Whose whisp’rings oft make men confounded,n21Whose whisperings oft make men confounded, 22And trumpet not another’s sin;22And trumpet not another’s sin; 23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded.23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded. 2424 253. And in self judgment if you find253. And in self judgment if you find t26Your deeds to others are superior,t26Your deeds to others’ are superior, 27To you has Providence been kind,27To you has Providence been kind, 28As you should be to those inferior.28As you should be to those inferior. 29Example sheds a genial ray29Example sheds a genial ray 30Of light which men are apt to borrow,30Of light which men are apt to borrow, 31So first improve yourself today31So first improve yourself today 32And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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To gain that knowledge let him labor,12To gain that knowledge let him labor, 13Improve those failings in himself,13Improve those failings in himself, 14Which he condemns so in his neighbor.14Which he condemns so in his neighbor. 1515 162. And if you meet an erring one162. And if you meet an erring one 17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless,17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless, 18Consider, ere you cast the stone,18Consider, ere you cast the stone, 19If you yourself are pure and faultless.19If you yourself are pure and faultless. 20Oh, list to that small voice within,20Oh, list to that small voice within, n21Whose whisp’rings oft make men confounded,n21Whose whisperings oft make men confounded, 22And trumpet not another’s sin;22And trumpet not another’s sin; 23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded.23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded. 2424 253. And in self judgment if you find253. And in self judgment if you find t26Your deeds to others are superior,t26Your deeds to others’ are superior, 27To you has Providence been kind,27To you has Providence been kind, 28As you should be to those inferior.28As you should be to those inferior. 29Example sheds a genial ray29Example sheds a genial ray 30Of light which men are apt to borrow,30Of light which men are apt to borrow, 31So first improve yourself today31So first improve yourself today 32And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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To gain that knowledge let him labor, 13Improve those failings in himself,13Improve those failings in himself, 14Which he condemns so in his neighbor.14Which he condemns so in his neighbor. 1515 162. And if you meet an erring one162. And if you meet an erring one 17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless,17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless, 18Consider, ere you cast the stone,18Consider, ere you cast the stone, 19If you yourself are pure and faultless.19If you yourself are pure and faultless. 20Oh, list to that small voice within,20Oh, list to that small voice within, n21Whose whisp’rings oft make men confounded,n21Whose whisperings oft make men confounded, 22And trumpet not another’s sin;22And trumpet not another’s sin; 23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded.23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded. 2424 253. And in self judgment if you find253. And in self judgment if you find t26Your deeds to others are superior,t26Your deeds to others’ are superior, 27To you has Providence been kind,27To you has Providence been kind, 28As you should be to those inferior.28As you should be to those inferior. 29Example sheds a genial ray29Example sheds a genial ray 30Of light which men are apt to borrow,30Of light which men are apt to borrow, 31So first improve yourself today31So first improve yourself today 32And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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Improve those failings in himself,13Improve those failings in himself, 14Which he condemns so in his neighbor.14Which he condemns so in his neighbor. 1515 162. And if you meet an erring one162. And if you meet an erring one 17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless,17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless, 18Consider, ere you cast the stone,18Consider, ere you cast the stone, 19If you yourself are pure and faultless.19If you yourself are pure and faultless. 20Oh, list to that small voice within,20Oh, list to that small voice within, n21Whose whisp’rings oft make men confounded,n21Whose whisperings oft make men confounded, 22And trumpet not another’s sin;22And trumpet not another’s sin; 23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded.23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded. 2424 253. And in self judgment if you find253. And in self judgment if you find t26Your deeds to others are superior,t26Your deeds to others’ are superior, 27To you has Providence been kind,27To you has Providence been kind, 28As you should be to those inferior.28As you should be to those inferior. 29Example sheds a genial ray29Example sheds a genial ray 30Of light which men are apt to borrow,30Of light which men are apt to borrow, 31So first improve yourself today31So first improve yourself today 32And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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Improve those failings in himself, 14Which he condemns so in his neighbor.14Which he condemns so in his neighbor. 1515 162. And if you meet an erring one162. And if you meet an erring one 17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless,17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless, 18Consider, ere you cast the stone,18Consider, ere you cast the stone, 19If you yourself are pure and faultless.19If you yourself are pure and faultless. 20Oh, list to that small voice within,20Oh, list to that small voice within, n21Whose whisp’rings oft make men confounded,n21Whose whisperings oft make men confounded, 22And trumpet not another’s sin;22And trumpet not another’s sin; 23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded.23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded. 2424 253. And in self judgment if you find253. And in self judgment if you find t26Your deeds to others are superior,t26Your deeds to others’ are superior, 27To you has Providence been kind,27To you has Providence been kind, 28As you should be to those inferior.28As you should be to those inferior. 29Example sheds a genial ray29Example sheds a genial ray 30Of light which men are apt to borrow,30Of light which men are apt to borrow, 31So first improve yourself today31So first improve yourself today 32And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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Which he condemns so in his neighbor.14Which he condemns so in his neighbor. 1515 162. And if you meet an erring one162. And if you meet an erring one 17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless,17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless, 18Consider, ere you cast the stone,18Consider, ere you cast the stone, 19If you yourself are pure and faultless.19If you yourself are pure and faultless. 20Oh, list to that small voice within,20Oh, list to that small voice within, n21Whose whisp’rings oft make men confounded,n21Whose whisperings oft make men confounded, 22And trumpet not another’s sin;22And trumpet not another’s sin; 23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded.23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded. 2424 253. And in self judgment if you find253. And in self judgment if you find t26Your deeds to others are superior,t26Your deeds to others’ are superior, 27To you has Providence been kind,27To you has Providence been kind, 28As you should be to those inferior.28As you should be to those inferior. 29Example sheds a genial ray29Example sheds a genial ray 30Of light which men are apt to borrow,30Of light which men are apt to borrow, 31So first improve yourself today31So first improve yourself today 32And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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Which he condemns so in his neighbor. 1515 162. And if you meet an erring one162. And if you meet an erring one 17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless,17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless, 18Consider, ere you cast the stone,18Consider, ere you cast the stone, 19If you yourself are pure and faultless.19If you yourself are pure and faultless. 20Oh, list to that small voice within,20Oh, list to that small voice within, n21Whose whisp’rings oft make men confounded,n21Whose whisperings oft make men confounded, 22And trumpet not another’s sin;22And trumpet not another’s sin; 23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded.23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded. 2424 253. And in self judgment if you find253. And in self judgment if you find t26Your deeds to others are superior,t26Your deeds to others’ are superior, 27To you has Providence been kind,27To you has Providence been kind, 28As you should be to those inferior.28As you should be to those inferior. 29Example sheds a genial ray29Example sheds a genial ray 30Of light which men are apt to borrow,30Of light which men are apt to borrow, 31So first improve yourself today31So first improve yourself today 32And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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2. And if you meet an erring one162. And if you meet an erring one 17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless,17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless, 18Consider, ere you cast the stone,18Consider, ere you cast the stone, 19If you yourself are pure and faultless.19If you yourself are pure and faultless. 20Oh, list to that small voice within,20Oh, list to that small voice within, n21Whose whisp’rings oft make men confounded,n21Whose whisperings oft make men confounded, 22And trumpet not another’s sin;22And trumpet not another’s sin; 23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded.23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded. 2424 253. And in self judgment if you find253. And in self judgment if you find t26Your deeds to others are superior,t26Your deeds to others’ are superior, 27To you has Providence been kind,27To you has Providence been kind, 28As you should be to those inferior.28As you should be to those inferior. 29Example sheds a genial ray29Example sheds a genial ray 30Of light which men are apt to borrow,30Of light which men are apt to borrow, 31So first improve yourself today31So first improve yourself today 32And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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2. And if you meet an erring one 17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless,17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless, 18Consider, ere you cast the stone,18Consider, ere you cast the stone, 19If you yourself are pure and faultless.19If you yourself are pure and faultless. 20Oh, list to that small voice within,20Oh, list to that small voice within, n21Whose whisp’rings oft make men confounded,n21Whose whisperings oft make men confounded, 22And trumpet not another’s sin;22And trumpet not another’s sin; 23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded.23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded. 2424 253. And in self judgment if you find253. And in self judgment if you find t26Your deeds to others are superior,t26Your deeds to others’ are superior, 27To you has Providence been kind,27To you has Providence been kind, 28As you should be to those inferior.28As you should be to those inferior. 29Example sheds a genial ray29Example sheds a genial ray 30Of light which men are apt to borrow,30Of light which men are apt to borrow, 31So first improve yourself today31So first improve yourself today 32And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless,17Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless, 18Consider, ere you cast the stone,18Consider, ere you cast the stone, 19If you yourself are pure and faultless.19If you yourself are pure and faultless. 20Oh, list to that small voice within,20Oh, list to that small voice within, n21Whose whisp’rings oft make men confounded,n21Whose whisperings oft make men confounded, 22And trumpet not another’s sin;22And trumpet not another’s sin; 23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded.23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded. 2424 253. And in self judgment if you find253. And in self judgment if you find t26Your deeds to others are superior,t26Your deeds to others’ are superior, 27To you has Providence been kind,27To you has Providence been kind, 28As you should be to those inferior.28As you should be to those inferior. 29Example sheds a genial ray29Example sheds a genial ray 30Of light which men are apt to borrow,30Of light which men are apt to borrow, 31So first improve yourself today31So first improve yourself today 32And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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Whose deeds are blamable and thoughtless, 18Consider, ere you cast the stone,18Consider, ere you cast the stone, 19If you yourself are pure and faultless.19If you yourself are pure and faultless. 20Oh, list to that small voice within,20Oh, list to that small voice within, n21Whose whisp’rings oft make men confounded,n21Whose whisperings oft make men confounded, 22And trumpet not another’s sin;22And trumpet not another’s sin; 23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded.23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded. 2424 253. And in self judgment if you find253. And in self judgment if you find t26Your deeds to others are superior,t26Your deeds to others’ are superior, 27To you has Providence been kind,27To you has Providence been kind, 28As you should be to those inferior.28As you should be to those inferior. 29Example sheds a genial ray29Example sheds a genial ray 30Of light which men are apt to borrow,30Of light which men are apt to borrow, 31So first improve yourself today31So first improve yourself today 32And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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Consider, ere you cast the stone,18Consider, ere you cast the stone, 19If you yourself are pure and faultless.19If you yourself are pure and faultless. 20Oh, list to that small voice within,20Oh, list to that small voice within, n21Whose whisp’rings oft make men confounded,n21Whose whisperings oft make men confounded, 22And trumpet not another’s sin;22And trumpet not another’s sin; 23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded.23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded. 2424 253. And in self judgment if you find253. And in self judgment if you find t26Your deeds to others are superior,t26Your deeds to others’ are superior, 27To you has Providence been kind,27To you has Providence been kind, 28As you should be to those inferior.28As you should be to those inferior. 29Example sheds a genial ray29Example sheds a genial ray 30Of light which men are apt to borrow,30Of light which men are apt to borrow, 31So first improve yourself today31So first improve yourself today 32And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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Consider, ere you cast the stone, 19If you yourself are pure and faultless.19If you yourself are pure and faultless. 20Oh, list to that small voice within,20Oh, list to that small voice within, n21Whose whisp’rings oft make men confounded,n21Whose whisperings oft make men confounded, 22And trumpet not another’s sin;22And trumpet not another’s sin; 23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded.23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded. 2424 253. And in self judgment if you find253. And in self judgment if you find t26Your deeds to others are superior,t26Your deeds to others’ are superior, 27To you has Providence been kind,27To you has Providence been kind, 28As you should be to those inferior.28As you should be to those inferior. 29Example sheds a genial ray29Example sheds a genial ray 30Of light which men are apt to borrow,30Of light which men are apt to borrow, 31So first improve yourself today31So first improve yourself today 32And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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If you yourself are pure and faultless.19If you yourself are pure and faultless. 20Oh, list to that small voice within,20Oh, list to that small voice within, n21Whose whisp’rings oft make men confounded,n21Whose whisperings oft make men confounded, 22And trumpet not another’s sin;22And trumpet not another’s sin; 23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded.23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded. 2424 253. And in self judgment if you find253. And in self judgment if you find t26Your deeds to others are superior,t26Your deeds to others’ are superior, 27To you has Providence been kind,27To you has Providence been kind, 28As you should be to those inferior.28As you should be to those inferior. 29Example sheds a genial ray29Example sheds a genial ray 30Of light which men are apt to borrow,30Of light which men are apt to borrow, 31So first improve yourself today31So first improve yourself today 32And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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If you yourself are pure and faultless. 20Oh, list to that small voice within,20Oh, list to that small voice within, n21Whose whisp’rings oft make men confounded,n21Whose whisperings oft make men confounded, 22And trumpet not another’s sin;22And trumpet not another’s sin; 23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded.23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded. 2424 253. And in self judgment if you find253. And in self judgment if you find t26Your deeds to others are superior,t26Your deeds to others’ are superior, 27To you has Providence been kind,27To you has Providence been kind, 28As you should be to those inferior.28As you should be to those inferior. 29Example sheds a genial ray29Example sheds a genial ray 30Of light which men are apt to borrow,30Of light which men are apt to borrow, 31So first improve yourself today31So first improve yourself today 32And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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Oh, list to that small voice within,20Oh, list to that small voice within, n21Whose whisp’rings oft make men confounded,n21Whose whisperings oft make men confounded, 22And trumpet not another’s sin;22And trumpet not another’s sin; 23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded.23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded. 2424 253. And in self judgment if you find253. And in self judgment if you find t26Your deeds to others are superior,t26Your deeds to others’ are superior, 27To you has Providence been kind,27To you has Providence been kind, 28As you should be to those inferior.28As you should be to those inferior. 29Example sheds a genial ray29Example sheds a genial ray 30Of light which men are apt to borrow,30Of light which men are apt to borrow, 31So first improve yourself today31So first improve yourself today 32And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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Oh, list to that small voice within, n21Whose whisp’rings oft make men confounded,n21Whose whisperings oft make men confounded, 22And trumpet not another’s sin;22And trumpet not another’s sin; 23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded.23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded. 2424 253. And in self judgment if you find253. And in self judgment if you find t26Your deeds to others are superior,t26Your deeds to others’ are superior, 27To you has Providence been kind,27To you has Providence been kind, 28As you should be to those inferior.28As you should be to those inferior. 29Example sheds a genial ray29Example sheds a genial ray 30Of light which men are apt to borrow,30Of light which men are apt to borrow, 31So first improve yourself today31So first improve yourself today 32And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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Whose whisp’rings oft make men confounded,n21Whose whisperings oft make men confounded, 22And trumpet not another’s sin;22And trumpet not another’s sin; 23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded.23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded. 2424 253. And in self judgment if you find253. And in self judgment if you find t26Your deeds to others are superior,t26Your deeds to others’ are superior, 27To you has Providence been kind,27To you has Providence been kind, 28As you should be to those inferior.28As you should be to those inferior. 29Example sheds a genial ray29Example sheds a genial ray 30Of light which men are apt to borrow,30Of light which men are apt to borrow, 31So first improve yourself today31So first improve yourself today 32And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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Whose whisperings oft make men confounded, 22And trumpet not another’s sin;22And trumpet not another’s sin; 23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded.23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded. 2424 253. And in self judgment if you find253. And in self judgment if you find t26Your deeds to others are superior,t26Your deeds to others’ are superior, 27To you has Providence been kind,27To you has Providence been kind, 28As you should be to those inferior.28As you should be to those inferior. 29Example sheds a genial ray29Example sheds a genial ray 30Of light which men are apt to borrow,30Of light which men are apt to borrow, 31So first improve yourself today31So first improve yourself today 32And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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And trumpet not another’s sin;22And trumpet not another’s sin; 23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded.23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded. 2424 253. And in self judgment if you find253. And in self judgment if you find t26Your deeds to others are superior,t26Your deeds to others’ are superior, 27To you has Providence been kind,27To you has Providence been kind, 28As you should be to those inferior.28As you should be to those inferior. 29Example sheds a genial ray29Example sheds a genial ray 30Of light which men are apt to borrow,30Of light which men are apt to borrow, 31So first improve yourself today31So first improve yourself today 32And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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And trumpet not another’s sin; 23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded.23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded. 2424 253. And in self judgment if you find253. And in self judgment if you find t26Your deeds to others are superior,t26Your deeds to others’ are superior, 27To you has Providence been kind,27To you has Providence been kind, 28As you should be to those inferior.28As you should be to those inferior. 29Example sheds a genial ray29Example sheds a genial ray 30Of light which men are apt to borrow,30Of light which men are apt to borrow, 31So first improve yourself today31So first improve yourself today 32And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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You’d blush deep if your own were sounded.23You’d blush deep if your own were sounded. 2424 253. And in self judgment if you find253. And in self judgment if you find t26Your deeds to others are superior,t26Your deeds to others’ are superior, 27To you has Providence been kind,27To you has Providence been kind, 28As you should be to those inferior.28As you should be to those inferior. 29Example sheds a genial ray29Example sheds a genial ray 30Of light which men are apt to borrow,30Of light which men are apt to borrow, 31So first improve yourself today31So first improve yourself today 32And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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You’d blush deep if your own were sounded. 2424 253. And in self judgment if you find253. And in self judgment if you find t26Your deeds to others are superior,t26Your deeds to others’ are superior, 27To you has Providence been kind,27To you has Providence been kind, 28As you should be to those inferior.28As you should be to those inferior. 29Example sheds a genial ray29Example sheds a genial ray 30Of light which men are apt to borrow,30Of light which men are apt to borrow, 31So first improve yourself today31So first improve yourself today 32And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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3. And in self judgment if you find253. And in self judgment if you find t26Your deeds to others are superior,t26Your deeds to others’ are superior, 27To you has Providence been kind,27To you has Providence been kind, 28As you should be to those inferior.28As you should be to those inferior. 29Example sheds a genial ray29Example sheds a genial ray 30Of light which men are apt to borrow,30Of light which men are apt to borrow, 31So first improve yourself today31So first improve yourself today 32And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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3. And in self judgment if you find t26Your deeds to others are superior,t26Your deeds to others’ are superior, 27To you has Providence been kind,27To you has Providence been kind, 28As you should be to those inferior.28As you should be to those inferior. 29Example sheds a genial ray29Example sheds a genial ray 30Of light which men are apt to borrow,30Of light which men are apt to borrow, 31So first improve yourself today31So first improve yourself today 32And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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Your deeds to others are superior,t26Your deeds to others’ are superior, 27To you has Providence been kind,27To you has Providence been kind, 28As you should be to those inferior.28As you should be to those inferior. 29Example sheds a genial ray29Example sheds a genial ray 30Of light which men are apt to borrow,30Of light which men are apt to borrow, 31So first improve yourself today31So first improve yourself today 32And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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Your deeds to others’ are superior, 27To you has Providence been kind,27To you has Providence been kind, 28As you should be to those inferior.28As you should be to those inferior. 29Example sheds a genial ray29Example sheds a genial ray 30Of light which men are apt to borrow,30Of light which men are apt to borrow, 31So first improve yourself today31So first improve yourself today 32And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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To you has Providence been kind,27To you has Providence been kind, 28As you should be to those inferior.28As you should be to those inferior. 29Example sheds a genial ray29Example sheds a genial ray 30Of light which men are apt to borrow,30Of light which men are apt to borrow, 31So first improve yourself today31So first improve yourself today 32And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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To you has Providence been kind, 28As you should be to those inferior.28As you should be to those inferior. 29Example sheds a genial ray29Example sheds a genial ray 30Of light which men are apt to borrow,30Of light which men are apt to borrow, 31So first improve yourself today31So first improve yourself today 32And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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As you should be to those inferior.28As you should be to those inferior. 29Example sheds a genial ray29Example sheds a genial ray 30Of light which men are apt to borrow,30Of light which men are apt to borrow, 31So first improve yourself today31So first improve yourself today 32And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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As you should be to those inferior. 29Example sheds a genial ray29Example sheds a genial ray 30Of light which men are apt to borrow,30Of light which men are apt to borrow, 31So first improve yourself today31So first improve yourself today 32And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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Example sheds a genial ray29Example sheds a genial ray 30Of light which men are apt to borrow,30Of light which men are apt to borrow, 31So first improve yourself today31So first improve yourself today 32And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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Example sheds a genial ray 30Of light which men are apt to borrow,30Of light which men are apt to borrow, 31So first improve yourself today31So first improve yourself today 32And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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Of light which men are apt to borrow,30Of light which men are apt to borrow, 31So first improve yourself today31So first improve yourself today 32And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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Of light which men are apt to borrow, 31So first improve yourself today31So first improve yourself today 32And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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So first improve yourself today31So first improve yourself today 32And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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So first improve yourself today 32And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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And then improve your friends tomorrow.32And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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And then improve your friends tomorrow. 3333
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The text of this song is in public domain (originally published before 1929, or published before 1964 and not renewed).