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PREFACE TO THIS EDITION
This preface, though placed at the beginning, as a preface must be,
should be read at the end of the book.
I have received a large amount of correspondence concerning this
small work, and many reviews of it?some of them nearly as long as
the book itself?have been printed. But scarcely any of the comment
has been adverse. Some people have objected to a frivolity of tone;
but as the tone is not, in my opinion, at all frivolous, this objection did
not impress me; and had no weightier reproach been put forward I
might almost have been persuaded that the volume was flawless! A
more serious stricture has, however, been offered?not in the press,
but by sundry obviously sincere correspondents?and I must deal
with it. A reference to page 43 will show that I anticipated and feared
this disapprobation. The sentence against which protests have been
made is as follows:?"In the majority of instances he [the typical man]
does not precisely feel a passion for his business; at best he does not
dislike it. He begins his business functions with some reluctance, as
late as he can, and he ends them with joy, as early as he can. And his
engines, while he is engaged in his business, are seldom at their full
'h.p.'"
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CONTENTS
PREFACE
I THE DAILY MIRACLE
II THE DESIRE TO EXCEED ONE'S PROGRAMME
III PRECAUTIONS BEFORE BEGINNING
IV THE CAUSE OF THE TROUBLE
V TENNIS AND THE IMMORTAL SOUL
VI REMEMBER HUMAN NATURE
VII CONTROLLING THE MIND
VIII THE REFLECTIVE MOOD
IX INTEREST IN THE ARTS
X NOTHING IN LIFE IS HUMDRUM
XI SERIOUS READING
XII DANGERS TO AVOID