Childhood and Early Youth 37 of work. . . . One filled with a passion to be wholly himself, to live in every nerve, to ex- press his innermost being, may never have a calm, but ever a rich existence. To him life is a song, for he himself composes it dur- ing the work-a-day toil, the exaltation of the great moments, the years of suffering, and the hours of happiness. . . . Thus he will win, for himself and for others, new life-values, new life -incentives." ' ' See The Freedom of the Personality.