A man out of place may manage to get a living， but he has lost the buoyancy， energy and enthusiasm which are as natural to a man in his place as his breath. He is industrious， but he works mechanically and without heart. It is to support himself and family， not because he cannot help it. Dinner time does not come two hours before he realizes it； a man out of place is constantly looking at his watch and thinking of his salary.
If a man is in his place he is happy， joyous， cheerful， energetic， fertile in resources. The days are all too short for him. All his faculties give their consent to his work； say“yes” to his occupation. He is a man； he respects himself and is happy because all his powers are at play in their natural sphere.