By George Matthew Adams

So much of the judgment of human character seems to rest upon petty qualifications. "Won-derful, but -." "A fine man, but—." There are too many but, but, buts, if, if, ifs.

What we are, we are. That is pretty well established so far as our fundamentals are con-cerned. Also, what we are not, is quite as well set up as a fact.

I believe that I am quite as other people in this respect — that I want to be loved for exactly what I am. No more. I realize, all too well, that probably only about 10 percent, of what I am worth loving or admiring, but I want it to pass at that. And I believe that this is true of all of us.

Our faults tag us about as do our animal pets. And while we do not care to take them with us into all our worlds of wonder, we know that they are in a way quite a part of us and we want them to share our hospitality.

For, after all, the most impersonal things about us are many of the things that we would like to replace. While the very personal things that make up our best, we like to keep and constantly desire to improve.

So, if you want your friend, love ALL that he is.

And presently, both you and he, will appear and become much more than you either dreamed or suspected.

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