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At length Thomas was twenty one, and the time had come for him to go out into the world and make a way for himself. AT LENGTH THOMAS WAS TWENTY ONE AND THE TIME HAD COME FOR HIM TO GO OUT INTO THE WORLD AND MAKE A WAY FOR HIMSELF
, when they found that it only ended in ruin. Yet he heard enough to convince him that strong drink was an enemy, and therefore, at the early age of eight, he became a temperance reformer. Little did the patient mother think that her humble efforts at man-making would produce such grand results, and that she was rearing in that lonely cabin one of the noblest characters the world has ever seen. The motto of the Garfield family was, "Through faith I conquer." That motto was woven into the life of the boy. Pure in spirit, prompt in action, loyal in thought and deed to God and his mother, James came to regard the boy or man who did not dare to do right as the greatest coward of all. With such a firm foundation to rest upon, we do not wonder that James Garfield's life has been, and will be, an inspiration to many young men on both sides of the Atlantic. CHAPTER VII. THE TWO BROTHERS. A New House--Thomas leaves Home--Sorrow at Parting--James left to Manage the Farm--The Value of Experience.  CHAPTER SEVEN THIS IS A LIBRAVOX RECORDING ALL LIBRAVOX RECORDINGS ARE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO VOLUNTEER PLEASE VISIT LIBRAVOX DOT ORG CHAPTER SEVEN THE TWO BROTHERS A NEW HOUSE THOMAS LEAVES HOME SORROW AT PARTING JAMES LEFT TO MANAGE THE FARM THE VALUE OF EXPERIENCE
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