Show the neo sity ofil t aMor H i lse 6 H 1 the notion is f faise false t that hai hal genius enius can s secure c u re its aims alms without labor AH the great minds who have left their marks upon the history of the worlds progress have paid for their success and notoriety by b y the price of unremitting toil and labor napoleon bonaparte worked hard baa and incessantly and has been known to exhaust the energies of at one tithe timmer titter charles XII of sweden frequently tired out all his officers the duke of wellington was the hardest working man in the peninsula hig his energies ies les never naver flagged milton from his youth applied himself with such indefatigable application to ta the study of letters that it occasioned weakness of sight eight and ultimate blindness the labor of sir walter scott is evident in the number of his literary productions and it is apparent to every reader that the immense masses of general information which abound throughout throughout his multitudinous works can only have seen leen been acquired by dint of many years hard study byron was in the habit of reading even evenal at 1 his bis meals I 1 luther made it a rule to translate a verse I 1 of the bible every day days this soon brought him to the completion of his labors and it iras ivas was a matter of astonishment to europe that in the multiplicity of his other labors besides traveling he could fidd nod the time to prepare such a surprising sur Bur work newton aap locke locke pursued their studies with tireless eft eiT efforts orts and pope sought retirement so that lie he might pursue his bis literary operations without interruption and distraction industry is essential to all by forming the habit of doing something useful every day a man increases his own amount of happiness an and d e enlarges that of others aboul about him 3 many 1 a by a one by a judicious use of the odd moments those little vacancies in every day life ivsich occur to all have rendered themselves famous among their fellows nature is preserved in its proper working condition by constant exertion and man to keep a healthful co condition of mind and body must emart his mental and physical faculties the constant employment of the first will give the strength of character sp that it is capable of thinking on any sub bub subject act at any time anday active bodily exertion K he preserves his health fortune and worldly position the marquis of spinola once asked sir horace vre vere of what his brother died he died sir replied sir horace of having no thing to do alas sir 1 said spinola that is enough b to kill any gei gel general leral of us all |