Loving Heart Is the Truest Wisdom

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This paper discusses a creative story written about an old saying by Charles Dickens, "A Loving Heart is the truest wisdom." The writer describes that the story is about two men who make a bet to see who would ask the girl, Joanna, out first. The writer explains that Dustin asks Joanna out first and they have a great time, only that later, Joanna finds out that it was a bet. The writer concludes by noting that Dustin tells her that a loving heart is the truest wisdom and wisdom would have been not betting.

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"Two men stood looking at a young lady with brown hair and brown eyes. She stands 5'0" tall and weighs about 140 pounds. The men, Jackson and Dustin, make a bet with one another to see who gets a date with her. The loser will pay all the expenses of the date. Now, Joanna knows the men are looking at her. In fact, she gives them a smile once in a while. Finally, the men's order is ready to take to them."

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