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Heart-Histories and Life-Pictures

CHAPTER III
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It is the danger of forming a habit of idleness.

It is a mistake, that a day of idle pleasure recreates the mind and body, and makes us return and necessary employments with renewed delight.

My own experience is, that a day thus spent, causes us to resume our labors with reluctance, and makes irksome what before was pleasant.

Is it not your own ?" "Well, I don't know; I can't altogether say that it is; indeed, I never thought about it." "Henry, the worst of all kinds of deception is self-deception.
Don't, let me, beg of you, attempt to deceive yourself in a matter so important.

I am sure you have experienced this reluctance to resuming work after a day of pleasure.


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