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The past is dead and unalterable; let it sink into oblivion, but
The past is dead and unalterable; let it sink into oblivion, but extract and retain its divine lessons; let those lessons be strength to you now, and ...

Think of your servants with kindness, consider their happiness and
Think of your servants with kindness, consider their happiness and comfort, and never demand of them that extremity of service which you yourself woul...

Sympathy should not be confounded with that maudlin and
Sympathy should not be confounded with that maudlin and superficial sentiment which, like a pretty flower without root, presently perishes and leaves ...

Before a man can accomplish anything of an enduring nature in the
Before a man can accomplish anything of an enduring nature in the world he must first of all acquire some measure of success in the management of his ...

Doing vigorously, and at once, whatever has to be done is equally
Doing vigorously, and at once, whatever has to be done is equally important. Idleness and a strong will cannot go together, and procrastination is a t...

If you are given to hatred or anger, you will meditate upon
If you are given to hatred or anger, you will meditate upon gentleness and forgiveness, so as to become acutely alive to a sense of your harsh and foo...

Let a man beware of greed, of meanness, of envy, of jealousy, of
Let a man beware of greed, of meanness, of envy, of jealousy, of suspicion, for these things, if harbored, will rob him of all that is best in life, a...

Such surrender of the personality is regarded by the worldly and
Such surrender of the personality is regarded by the worldly and selfish mind as the most grievous of all calamities, the most irreparable loss, yet i...