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Life at its best : a series of studies in the vital doctrines of consciousness, ideal, and effort (1908)

Du Bose, Horace M. (Horace Mellard), 1858-1941 · Nashville, Tenn. ; Dallas, Tex. : Publishing house of the M.E. Church South, Smith & Lamar, Agents · leaf 34

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counting-room—in high places or low—life is the one thing to bechosen and used as a capital investment. Brought to its best,however lowly that best, it abundantly justifies the choice. THE MEANING OF PERSONALITY. ApplauseTo that blest son of foresight; lord of fate!That awful independent on… … CHAPTER III. THE MEANING OF PERSONALITY. N the earlier of these lectures I am seeking tobring into view those things in life a knowledgeof which will help us to truly live. After havingemphasized the necessity of self-realization asthe condition of a full and healthy life, it seemsproper and…

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