 | 1887 - 792 oldal
...procure him the means of enjoyment — certainly not to excoriate and wear himself out with work. " The calm, cold-blooded man, who lets things softly...and attains a good old age. And this leisurely man some" The everlasting pushing and striving of blinded mortals in order to gain so and so much, to secure... | |
 | 1893 - 594 oldal
...and so much, to secure some honor or other, to do a service to this or that great personage—this is generally fatal to our welfare, this is a common...give a much more profitable impetus to his temporal affairs than can ever be gained by the overwrought man who can never find time to collect his thoughts.... | |
 | Thomas Lindsley Bradford - 1895 - 538 oldal
...procure him the means of enjoyment — certainly not to excoriate and wear himself out with work. " The everlasting pushing and striving of blinded mortals...give a much more profitable impetus to his temporal affairs than can ever be gained by the overwrought man who can never find time to collect his thoughts.... | |
 | 1916 - 900 oldal
...personage — this is generally fatal to our welfare, this is a common cause of young people aging and dying before their time. The calm, cold-blooded...give a much more profitable impetus to his temporal affairs than can ever be gained by the overwrought man who can never find time to collect hid thoughts.... | |
 | Richard Haehl - 2001 - 540 oldal
...lets things glide softly, attains the same object, lives more tranquilly and healthily, and reaches a good old age ; and this leisurely man sometimes...idea, the fruit of serious original thought, which will give much more profitable impetus to his temporal affairs than can ever be gained by the overwrought... | |
 | Thomas Lindsley Bradford - 2021 - 534 oldal
...generally fatal to our welfare, this is a common cause of young people ageing and dying before their time. attains a good old age. And this leisurely man sometimes...give a much more profitable impetus to his temporal affairs than can ever be gained by the overwrought man who can never find time to collect his thoughts.... | |
 | 1887 - 788 oldal
...everlasting pushing and striving of blinded mortals in order to gain so and so much, to secure some honour or other, to do a service to this or that great personage...give a much more profitable impetus to his temporal affairs than can ever be gained by the overwrought man who can never find time to collect his thoughts.... | |
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The everlasting pushing and striving of blinded mortals in order to gain so and so much, to secure some honor or other, to do a service to this or that great personage — this is generally fatal to our welfare, this is a common cause of young people... 