Part 125 (2/2)

1743

The question was asked, ”Why can we see other people's failings sooner than our own? and why can we give advice to others easier than follow it ourselves?” A sensibleelse but themselves?”

1744

What others say of me, matters little

What I myself say and do, Matters much

1745

Self-interest is but the survival of the aniins for man with self-surrender

--_Amiel_

1746

Did it ever strike you that continualwas multiplied selfishness?

--_Ursula_

1747

Take the selfishness out of the world and there would be more happiness than we should knohat to do with

--_H W Shaw_

1748

”There is no har respected in this world, as I have found out,” said Thackeray, ”and if you don't brag a little for yourself, depend on it there is no person of your acquaintance ill tell the world of your merits, and take the trouble off your hands”

1749

Co men born to fortune is rare

--_Juvenal_

1750

He lacks sense who broods over the past