As A Man Thinketh is a very short book, with a very short summary. At first I thought it’s best to just get the book and read it in one go, but come to think of it, I’d use this summary as a guideline and look into it to get a better grip on things, as the language in the book can be quite complicated, simply because it’s so old. I have since read the book and can recommend that too in full, though. It’s still a short read and worth reading through at least once in your life.
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