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New Thought Common Sense
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The Ancient Lineage of New Thought - The Anti-toxin of Common Sense - Are You Doing the Best You Can? - Be Not Easily Offended - For What Are You Living? - Ignore Misfortune - The Power of Personality - Common Sense and "Goodness" - "Good Business" - The Trapeze Performer - The High Calling of Fatherhood - The High Calling of Motherhood - Thought Building for Children - The New Thought Economy - What Is a Good Woman? - The Color of Your Thoughts - "In God We Trust" - Are You Alive? - Something About Celibacy - The Old and the New Thought View of Life - The Cities Beyond - The Onward March - Common Sense Ideas in Marriage - The Shading of the Picture - Woman and the Cigarette - Sinning Against the "Holy Ghost" - New Thoughts and Beauty - Famous and Infamous Women - Enemies to Happiness - The New Year - Enthusiasm - Brace Up - Universal Need - Every Day Opportunities - The Masters - Building Kindness Cells - What Is Optimism? - What Is the Loving Thing to Do? - A New Thought Rosary - Unto the End - Keep Still and Wait - What Life Means to Me - Contents - Index
results of injustice without essaying to remove the cause.
The superlatively good woman does all this and more. She attends to the nearest duty first --- relieves distress and bestows sympathy; but she is brave enough to attempt an attack on established traditions when they stand in the way of the progress of the human race, even though the attacks bring suffering and pain upon herself. Mary Livermore, Julia Ward Howe, Victoria Woodhull, Lucretia Mott, Susan B. Anthony, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, were all superlatively good women. Refined, sensitive and beautiful souls, they suffered from the brutality and ignorance of the world when they gave their lives to the destruction of moss-grown traditions which had become breeders of pestilence, and undertook the construction of the great, broad edifice where woman dwells today.
The merely good woman does no evil. She keeps the Commandments, and is happy in being harmless. The better woman does no evil and strives also to do good where it comes in her way.
The best woman does no evil, does much good, and goes out of her way to inspire and encourage those who have been doing wrong to new aspirations and endeavors.
The good woman never speaks ill of the absent. She is silent when others condemn.
The better woman speaks well of the absent --- when it is possible to do so.
The best woman defends the absent, even at the risk of offending those persons who are prone to condemn.
The good woman is satisfied with being good.
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