The Pleasures of Life
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Chapter 1 THE DUTY OF HAPPINESS.
Chapter 2 THE HAPPINESS OF DUTY.
Chapter 3 A SONG OF BOOKS.
Chapter 4 THE CHOICE OF BOOKS.
Chapter 5 THE BLESSING OF FRIENDS.
Chapter 6 THE VALUE OF TIME.
Chapter 7 THE PLEASURES OF TRAVEL.
Chapter 8 THE PLEASURES OF HOME.
Chapter 9 SCIENCE.
Chapter 10 AMBITION.
Chapter 11 WEALTH.
Chapter 12 WEALTH. No.12
Chapter 13 HEALTH.
Chapter 14 HEALTH. No.14
Chapter 15 LOVE.
Chapter 16 LOVE. No.16
Chapter 17 ART.
Chapter 18 ART. No.18
Chapter 19 POETRY.
Chapter 20 POETRY. No.20
Chapter 21 MUSIC.
Chapter 22 MUSIC. No.22
Chapter 23 THE BEAUTIES OF NATURE.
Chapter 24 THE BEAUTIES OF NATURE. No.24
Chapter 25 THE TROUBLES OF LIFE.
Chapter 26 THE TROUBLES OF LIFE. No.26
Chapter 27 LABOR AND REST.
Chapter 28 LABOR AND REST. No.28
Chapter 29 RELIGION.
Chapter 30 RELIGION. No.30
Chapter 31 THE HOPE OF PROGRESS.
Chapter 32 THE HOPE OF PROGRESS. No.32
Chapter 33 THE DESTINY OF MAN.
Chapter 34 THE DESTINY OF MAN. No.34
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Chapter 14 HEALTH. No.14

But if there has been some difference of opinion as to the advantage of wealth, with reference to health all are agreed.

"Health," said Simonides long ago, "is best for mortal man; next beauty; thirdly, well gotten wealth; fourthly, the pleasure of youth among friends." "Life," says Longfellow, "without health is a burden, with health is a joy a

             
            

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