"One of the most dynamic attributes of personality," Miss Bothwell continued, "is a sense of humour. Nature intended humour as an antidote io the woes and worries of mankind. In olden days this recognized by the employment of a jester, who was given complete licence to supply this one element of social life. Personality had often been described as magnetic and electric because of its vital influence and effect on others. complexion is soft and lovely because use Humour is the underlying dynamic principle.
The ability to laugh at one's self is one of the principles on which personality can be cultivated. When people take themselves too seriously they are likely to develop a resentment and bitterness which is essen-an anti-social quality."
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