Quote by Samuel Johnson

For who is pleased with himself.

For who is pleased with himself.

Summary

This quote signifies that the speaker is referring to someone who is content and satisfied with their own accomplishments, abilities, or character. It suggests that the individual takes pride in their achievements and holds a positive self-image. The quote may point to the importance of self-acceptance, self-esteem, and self-assurance. Overall, it emphasizes the idea that an individual who is pleased with themselves is likely to experience a sense of fulfillment and happiness.

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Happiness

By Samuel Johnson

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