Cheerfulness As a Life Power
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Lyman Beecherused to divert himself with a violin. He had a regular system of what hecalled "unwinding, " thus relieving the great strain put upon him.
"A man, " says Dr. Johnson, "should spend part of his time with thelaughers. " Humor was Lincoln's life-preserver, as it has been of thousands ofothers. "If it were not for this, " he used to say, "I should die. " Hisjests and quaint stories lighted the gloom of dark hours of nationalperil.
"Next to virtue, " said Agnes Strickland, "the fun in t...his world is whatwe can least spare. " "When the harness is off, " said Judge Haliburton, "a critter likes tokick up his heels. " "I have fun from morning till night, " said the editor Charles A. Dana toa friend who was growing prematurely old. "Do you read novels, and playbilliards, and walk a great deal?" Gladstone early formed a habit of looking on the bright side of things, and never lost a moment's sleep by worrying about public business.
There are many out-of-door sports, and the very presence of nature is tomany a great joy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lyman Beecherused to divert himself with a violin. He had a regular system of what hecalled "unwinding, " thus relieving the great strain put upon him.
"A man, " says Dr. Johnson, "should spend part of his time with thelaughers. " Humor was Lincoln's life-preserver, as it has been of thousands ofothers. "If it were not for this, " he used to say, "I should die. " Hisjests and quaint stories lighted the gloom of dark hours of nationalperil.
"Next to virtue, " said Agnes Strickland, "the fun in t...his world is whatwe can least spare. " "When the harness is off, " said Judge Haliburton, "a critter likes tokick up his heels. " "I have fun from morning till night, " said the editor Charles A. Dana toa friend who was growing prematurely old. "Do you read novels, and playbilliards, and walk a great deal?" Gladstone early formed a habit of looking on the bright side of things, and never lost a moment's sleep by worrying about public business.
There are many out-of-door sports, and the very presence of nature is tomany a great joy.
What to read after Cheerfulness As a Life Power?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marden Orison Swett to read onlineMoreLess
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