things,
and keep
your face
constantly
turned to
it....
Alarge
part of
existence
is
necessarily
passed in
inaction.
By day (to
take an
instance
from the
thousand
in
constant
recurrence),
when in
attendance
on others,
and time
is lost by
being kept
waiting;
by night
when sleep
is
unwilling
to close
the
eyelids,
the
economy of
happiness
recommends
the
occupation
of
pleasurable
thought.
In walking
abroad, or
in resting
at home,
the mind
cannot be
