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A self-willed man cannot be
A self-willed man cannot be
A self-willed man cannot be
grateful―because when he
grateful―because when he
grateful―because when he
gets what he wants he gives
gets what he wants he gives
gets what he wants he gives
all the credit for it to his
all the credit for it to his
all the credit for it to his
own will, and when he gets
own will, and when he gets
own will, and when he gets
what he does not want he
what he does not want he
what he does not want he
resents it badly and throws
resents it badly and throws
resents it badly and throws
all the blame on whomever
all the blame on whomever
all the blame on whomever
he considers responsible,
he considers responsible,
he considers responsible,
God, man or Nature.
God, man or Nature.
God, man or Nature.
(The Mother, CWM, 14: 155)
(The Mother, CWM, 14: 155)
(The Mother, CWM, 14: 155)
