Combe, George, 1788-1858 · New York : Colyer · leaf 109
f allother faculties, pro-duces only goodeffects. It impartsthat degree of sa-tisfaction with selfwhich leaves themind open to theenjoyment of thebounties of Provi-vidence and theamenities of life,and inspires it withthat degree of con-fidence in its ownpowers which es-sentially contri-butes to… … Self-Esteem large. with vigorous moral sentiments and intellect, itcontributes to true dignity and greatness of m>nd ;the individual esteems himself for those qualities SELF-ESTEEM. 113 which are really worthy of the esteem of others—intellectual and moral excellence. It also aidsin maintaining…
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