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Personally, My Daughter's Wedding Gave Me A Tremendous Pleasure. And The Wedding Was A Radiant Event And I Enjoyed It. I Was Afraid I'd Cry. I'm Given To Crying At Odd Times, And I Was Very Much Afraid Of The Emotionalism Of That Moment, But I Didn't Even Come Close To Crying.

When I Dig Back Through Memory Cells, I Get One Particularly Distinctive Feeling-and That's One Of Warmth, Comfort And Well-being. For Whatever Else I May Have Had, Or Lost, Or Will Find-i've Still Got A Hometown. This, Nobody's Gonna Take Away From Me.

The Chancellor, The Late Chancellor, Was Only Partly Correct, He Was Obsolete. But So Was The State, The Entity He Worshipped. Any State, Any Entity, Any Ideology That Fails To Recognize The Worth, The Dignity, The Rights Of Man, That State Is Obsolete. A Case To Be Filed Under 'm' For Mankind... In The Twilight Zone.

If You're Really A Good Writer And Deserve That Honored Position, Then By God, You'll Write, And You'll Be Read, And You'll Be Produced Somehow. It Just Works That Way. If You're Just A Simple Ordinary Day-to-day Craftsman, No Different Than Most, Then The Likelihood Is That You Probably Won't Make It In Writing.

If In Any Quest For Magic, In Any Search For Sorcery, Witchery, Legerdemain, First Check The Human Spirit.