| Show one kind of there are many pleases of selfishness and perhaps the most trying of the various manifestations of this fault of faults is not recognized under thia name at ill what is called sensitiveness however is very often nothing but sel lishness pure and simple a morbid miserable form too making the person herself and every ona around her nn comfortable A frank generous unselfish nature is not forever on the lookout for slights and un kindnesses on tho part of others what cao be more trying than a person who is continually having her feelings hurt who magnifies every hasty unintentional word into a grievance brooding thereon until it assumes exaggerated proportions what can ba more distinctly morbidly and self seeking than such a disposition yet people of that temperament seldom if ever properly diagnose their troubles but if they are honest they must acknowledge that they are continually thinking of themselves and of the relations of others to tham these people ara generally well meaning and easy to gleaso not realizing that they are not living for others but only for themselves by thus indulging their feelings and hypersensitiveness york tribune |
