I was once given this edition from 1946:

This and two Alexander's book were a gift from a special friend.
I'm not a big reader of Alexander related books. So far I have only read Gelb's Body Learning, Dewey's The Alexander Principle and Alexander's The Use of the Self. The latter was quite a demanding one. I remember reading some of the sentences up to 6 times. Still, this book deserves a very careful and slow reading.
This time I'm planning to read the first part:

Here's a brief excerpt from the first chapter that caught my attention:
... Conscious guidance and control is the one method of adapting ourselves not only to present conditions, but to any possible conditions that may arise.
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