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mulated interest on the amount he had given to one he supposed to be a beggar was represented by the sum of ten thousand francs； which was awaiting his claim at the Rothschild office。
This illustrates well the art to cheerful amusement even if one has great business cares—the entertainment of the artist； the personation of a beggar； and an act of beneficence toward a worthy student。
It was said by Wilhelm von Humboldt； that “it is worthy of special remark that when we are not too anxious about happiness and unhappiness； but devote ourselves to the strict and unsparing performance of duty； then happiness es of itself。”
Are not buoyant spirits like water sparkling when it runs？ “I have found my greatest happiness in labor；” said Gladstone。 “I early formed a habit of industry； and it has been its own reward。 The young are apt to think that rest means a cessation from all effort； but I have found the most perfect rest in changing effort。 If brain…weary over books and study； go out into the blessed sunlight and the pure air； and give heartfelt exercise to the body。 The brain will soon bee calm and rested。 The efforts of Nature are ceaseless。 Even in our sleep the heart throbs on。 I try to live close to Nature； and to imitate her in my labors。 The pensation is sound sleep； a wholesome digestion； and powers that are kept at their best； and this； I take it； is the chief reward of industry。” 電子書 分享網站
探尋未知的美好（3）
Those only are happy who have their minds fixed on some object other than their own happiness。 “The most delicate； the most sensible of all pleasures；” says La Bruyre； “consists in promoting the pleasures of others。”
And Hawthorne has said that the inward pleasure of imparting pleasure is the choicest of all。
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