If we are ever damned it will not be because we have loved too much, but because we have loved too little ❦ Man’s greatest blunder has been in trying to make peace with the skies instead of making peace with his neighbor. So here, then, endeth that goodly book THE PHILOSOPHY OF ELBERT HUBBARD Being the gospel of the union of head, heart and hand as preached and lived by that good man and great, who has, and truly, said, “The mintage of wisdom is to know that rest is rust, and that real life is in love, laughter and work.” [Illustration] Gathered together by John T. Hoyle and made into a book by Charles J. Rosen and Charles Youngers, craftsmen at the Roycroft Shops, which are in East Aurora, Erie County, New York State, Month of November, MCMXVI. ¶ I will not pray that each day be a perfect day, but I will pray to lapse not into indifference. I will not pray that each time I shall build both strong and true; but imperfect, I will pray for impulse that I may build anew.