What to read after The Art of Self Control?

This lecture on “The Art of Self-Control” might be said to be an amplification of that utterance of Solomon I am free to admit that it is much easier to talk about self-control than it is to practice it, but, nevertheless, there are certain ways whereby we can, in a measure, exercise self-control. The fact that Solomon made the remark quoted does not appeal to one particularly unless one can see the reason for so acting There are persons who, if they read in the Scriptures that certain things should be done, will do them because the Scriptures command them to be done. And there are persons who will do things because their parents or someone whom they love or horon says such a thing should be done. In such cases the effort is but a perfunctory one, unless a reason for so acting be given, and very little good comes of the obedience to the command under either of those circumstances Let us see if there is a reason for Solomon's aphorism...FROM THE BOOKS.