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One day a young painter £¨44£©Dthe old man's garden£®He stopped and£¨45£©A the splendid garden and the special cottage totally lost in the£¨46£©B at the beauty of these sceneries£¬£¨47£©C how happy he could be £¨48£©Bhe lived in such a beautiful place£®Then£¬suddenly he found the old gardener was £¨49£©D£®
Greatly shocked£¬the young painter£¨50£©A that old man£¬asking"why are you busy tending these flowers every day £¨51£©D you can not see£¿"The blind gardener smiled£¬"I can tell you four reasons£®First£¬I was a gardener when I was young£¬and I'm really £¨52£©A this job£®Second£¬although I can't see these flowers£¬I can£¨53£©Bthem£®Third£¬I can smell the sweetness of them£®And for the last one£¬that's you£®"
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Listening to her£¬the older woman sensed the younger woman's worry and knew she must£¨40£©A her£®She also knew she could never£¨41£©Cher pain£¬but she could teach£®She knew the outcome would only£¨42£©Cthe character of the younger woman£®She said£¬"Tonight£¬£¨43£©Dyour best feather pillows and put a single feather on the£¨44£©Bof each house in town before the sun rises£®"
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"You know that's impossible!The wind£¨51£©A away each feather as fast as I placed them on the doorsteps!"The young woman was surprised£®
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It was a need that he first £¨41£©Dback in 1906 when young Dale was a junior at State Teachers College in Warrensburg£®To get an£¨42£©B£¬he was struggling against many difficulties£®His family was poor£®His Dad couldn't afford the£¨43£©Bat college£¬so Dale had to ride horseback 12 miles to ttend classes£®Study had to be done£¨44£©Ahis farm-work routines£®He withdrew from many school activities £¨45£©Che didn't have the time or the£¨46£©D£®He had only one good suit£®He tried£¨47£©Bthe football team£¬but the coach turned him down for being too£¨48£©A£®During this period Dale was Slowly£¨49£©Can inferiority complex£¬which his mother knew could£¨50£©Ahim from achieving his real potential£®She £¨51£©Athat Dale join the debating team£¬believing that£¨52£©Bin speaking could give him the confidence and recognition that he needed£®Dale took his mother's advice£¬tried desperately and after several attempts£¨53£©Cmade it£®This proved to be a£¨54£©Dpoint in his life£®Speaking before groups did help him gain the£¨55£©Dhe needed£®By the time Dale was a senior£¬he had won every top honor in£¨56£©C£®Now other students were coming to him for coaching and they£¬£¨57£©Cwere winning contests£®Out of this early struggle to£¨58£©Bhis feelings of inferiority£¬Dale came to understand that the ability to£¨59£©Aan idea to an audience builds a person's confidence£®And£¬£¨60£©Dit£¬Dale knew he could do anything he wanted to do-and so could others£®
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