The Laws of Friendship Human And Divine
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The peace- maker brings in the spirit of love; he recognizes that ultimately there is nothing that can be done with any man but to love him. The final service of the best labors of men has even been that they have loved men into their own best. Nothing is so powerful in the realm of personal relations as such an unconquerable love.
And the friendly spirit must ultimately be a self -sacrificing spirit, for this is, after all, only love itself at its highest; it is only that completest giving of ...self which is the very essence of love. It is the climax and goal of all the other qualities, and the quality into which, in turn, they naturally come. But it is not a spirit to be reserved simply for great occasions. Our common friendships need, even more, that this spirit should be shown in small things and in what seem slight exigencies. As Black puts it, "Attention to detail is the secret of success in every sphere of life, and little kindnesses, little acts of considerateness, little appreciations, little confidences, are all that most of us are called upon to per- form, but they are all that are needed to 98 QUALITIES OF THE TRUE FRIEND keep a friendship sweet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The peace- maker brings in the spirit of love; he recognizes that ultimately there is nothing that can be done with any man but to love him. The final service of the best labors of men has even been that they have loved men into their own best. Nothing is so powerful in the realm of personal relations as such an unconquerable love.
And the friendly spirit must ultimately be a self -sacrificing spirit, for this is, after all, only love itself at its highest; it is only that completest giving of ...self which is the very essence of love. It is the climax and goal of all the other qualities, and the quality into which, in turn, they naturally come. But it is not a spirit to be reserved simply for great occasions. Our common friendships need, even more, that this spirit should be shown in small things and in what seem slight exigencies. As Black puts it, "Attention to detail is the secret of success in every sphere of life, and little kindnesses, little acts of considerateness, little appreciations, little confidences, are all that most of us are called upon to per- form, but they are all that are needed to 98 QUALITIES OF THE TRUE FRIEND keep a friendship sweet.
What to read after The Laws of Friendship Human And Divine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by King, Henry Churchill, 1858-1934 to read onlineMoreLess
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