But God has given me spring. (Text.)
—Robin Flower, The London Spectator.
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See [Fulfilment Disappointing]; [Ideals].
DRESS AFFECTING MOODS
Mrs. Bishop, in the Chautauqua Herald, says:
It may never have occurred to some of you that dress has any reactionary influence upon the inner states, but so potent is this influence that frequently we can change the mental states by a change of dress. When tired, gloomy or fretful, a change in apparel often means a change in mood. Many actors say that to be drest for the part is a great help toward feeling the part. An army general once declared that he could not fight without his uniform, that an ordinary hat and coat took all the courage out of him.
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Dress in the East—See [Propriety, Observing the rules of].
Drifting Avoided—See [Danger, Avoiding].