The Elements of Character
The Elements of Character
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Still these persons would deem you unjust and unkind if you told them they were living in ignorance because they had no true love for education ; and they would hardly deem you sane should you tell them that the Character of every human being is the sum and continent and expression of all that he best loves.
We cannot truly love anything that we do not understand, anything that has not a distinct existence in our thoughts and imaginations ; and all of Character that we love and can clearly im- ...age to ourselves we can bring out into life. The Affections are the children of the Will, and if the Will be determined and steadfast, there is no limit but the finiteness of humanity to the prog- ress in whatever is undertaken. When we love ardently, all effort seems light compared with the good we expect to derive from the possession of that which we love. If we become weary and faint by the way, it is because we lack intensity of love.
In reading the lives of distinguished men, we find that, in the pursuit of whatever has raised them above the mass of men, they knew no discouragement, acknowledged no impossibility.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Still these persons would deem you unjust and unkind if you told them they were living in ignorance because they had no true love for education ; and they would hardly deem you sane should you tell them that the Character of every human being is the sum and continent and expression of all that he best loves.
We cannot truly love anything that we do not understand, anything that has not a distinct existence in our thoughts and imaginations ; and all of Character that we love and can clearly im- ...age to ourselves we can bring out into life. The Affections are the children of the Will, and if the Will be determined and steadfast, there is no limit but the finiteness of humanity to the prog- ress in whatever is undertaken. When we love ardently, all effort seems light compared with the good we expect to derive from the possession of that which we love. If we become weary and faint by the way, it is because we lack intensity of love.
In reading the lives of distinguished men, we find that, in the pursuit of whatever has raised them above the mass of men, they knew no discouragement, acknowledged no impossibility.
What to read after The Elements of Character?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary G Mary Greene Ware to read onlineMoreLess
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