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The War-function Has Grasped Us So Far; But The Constructive Interests May Some Day Seem No Less Imperative, And Impose On The Individual A Hardly Lighter Burden.

Nothing Is So Fatiguing As The Eternal Hanging On Of An Uncompleted Task.

The Good Or Bad Is Not In The Circumstance, But Only In The Mind...that Encounters It.

Let Anyone Try, I Will Not Say To Arrest, But To Notice Or To Attend To, The Present Moment Of Time. One Of The Most Baffling Experiences Occurs. Where Is It, This Present? It Has Melted In Our Grasp, Fled Ere We Could Touch It, Gone In The Instant Of Becoming.

Habit Simplifies Our Movements, Makes Them Accurate, And Diminishes Fatigue.