Foster, H. Ellis · [Detroit, Mich., The Foster Publishing Co., Limited] · leaf 52
hat Hope is an active ele-ment in the desire of every fundamentalpsychic activity of the mind, and is nota primitive faculty. This position is as erroneous as it is illogical. A dyingperson may have a desire to live whenall hope of living has disappeared; ayoung man may have a strong desire towed… … Fig. 54. Jas. C. Tory. Hope Large, Mental MotiveTemperament, A keen perceptive intuition Hope is the sunshine of the humanmind; it dispels the gloom and shad-ows of disappointment. Hope is thefaculty that encourages man in the pur-suit of happiness, and leads him to be-lieve in the possibilities of…
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