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Climbing Up." By Herbert A. Casson
Efficiency Magazine). 5^. net. I started
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done me good. Mr. Casson claims that
in this book he has set down the things he
would have been glad to know when he
started to earn his own living," and he has
not over-stated his case. To the young
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Everything worth while has to be paid
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sufficiently to pay the pricehard work,
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Casson shows us that the price can be a
pleasure instead of drudgery, and that the
reward in self-confidence, independence
and satisfaction is well worth while.
M.F.
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