Chapter XV
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CHAPTER XV
SUCCESS
Success depends more on character than on intellect Especially that accessible to most men and most conducive to happiness Strength of will, tact and judgment.—Not always joined Their combination a great element of success Good nature Tact: its nature and its importance Its intellectual and moral affinities Value of good society in cultivating it.—Newman's description of a gentleman Disparities between merit and success Success not universally desired