In a Club Corner; the Monologue of a Man Who Might Have Been Sociable
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I am made up of queer points, and I want so many answering needles." Of self-development, Maudsley says, there seif-devei- is hardly any one who sets it before him- self as an aim in life. "The question to be entertained and decided at the outset will be, whether this aim shall be internal or external — whether the individual shall seek first the completest development of which his nature is capable, other gains, such as riches, reputation, power, being allowed to fall to him by the way ; or wh...ether he shall seek worldly success, the formation of character being allowed to be a secondary and incidental matter.'' The formation of character in which the Formation thoughts, feelings, and actions are under the habitual guidance of a well fashioned will, is perhaps the hardest task in the world, being, when accomplished, the high- est effort of self-development. It repre- sents the attainment by conscious method of a harmony of the individual nature in itself, and of the completest harmony be- 2^8 In a Club Corner tween man and nature ; a condition in which the individual has succeeded in making the best of himself, of the human nature with which he has to do, and of the world in which he moves and has his being." Froude says, writing of Cicero, Manner and "A man's own manner and character is carater.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am made up of queer points, and I want so many answering needles." Of self-development, Maudsley says, there seif-devei- is hardly any one who sets it before him- self as an aim in life. "The question to be entertained and decided at the outset will be, whether this aim shall be internal or external — whether the individual shall seek first the completest development of which his nature is capable, other gains, such as riches, reputation, power, being allowed to fall to him by the way ; or wh...ether he shall seek worldly success, the formation of character being allowed to be a secondary and incidental matter.'' The formation of character in which the Formation thoughts, feelings, and actions are under the habitual guidance of a well fashioned will, is perhaps the hardest task in the world, being, when accomplished, the high- est effort of self-development. It repre- sents the attainment by conscious method of a harmony of the individual nature in itself, and of the completest harmony be- 2^8 In a Club Corner tween man and nature ; a condition in which the individual has succeeded in making the best of himself, of the human nature with which he has to do, and of the world in which he moves and has his being." Froude says, writing of Cicero, Manner and "A man's own manner and character is carater.
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