Even those who are better off cannot afford to buy all the books they require for their studies. For instance, such a work as the Encyclopedia Britannica is an invaluable book of reference; yet how can they afford the expense of adding it to their private store of books

It is lack of will that counts for failure in ninety nine cases out of hundred. Lack of will is in two degrees. First though we say we want to do a certain thing, and persuade ourselves we really do in reality we don't at any rate of doing it means any effort or sacrifice. So to comfort ourselves for making no attempts, we set t work to find excuse and make mountain out of mole hills.