Levels of Living - Essays on Everyday Ideals by Henry Frederick Cope
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humanity.
Would you ward off old age, cherish vitality and give value to your days, seek the things that are above, the life that serves some worthy end. One is young as long as his heart leaps responsive to a noble call. But he who lives to pleasure, to the satisfaction of self, who has shut his eyes to the high things that call for self-denial, for toil and loss, is dead already. VIII Sources of Strength and Inspiration _Strength for the Daily Task_ _The Sense of the Infinite_ _The Great Inspiration_ _Living heartily is one secret of living happily._ _Life is early blighted if it knows no clouds._ _You can tell the character of any age by the place it gives to character._ _There is little danger in the discontent with conditions that is equalled by discontent with character._ |
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