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I Know People Who Read And Read, And For All The Good It Does Them, They Might As Well Cut Bread And Butter. Unless You Give At Least 45 Minutes Of Careful, Fatiguing Reflection Upon What You Are Reading, Your Minutes Are Chiefly Wasted.

I Ought To Reflect Again And Again, And Yet Again, That The Beings That I Have To Steer Are Just As Inevitable In The Scheme Of Evolution As I Am Myself; Have Just As Much Right To Be Themselves As I Am Entitled To; And They All Deserve From Me As Much Sympathy As I Give To Myself.

The Test Of A First-rate Work, And A Test Of Your Sincerity In Calling It A First-rate Work, Is That You Finish It.

It Is Only People Of Small Stature Who Have To Stand On Their Dignity.

All Wrong Doing Is Done In The Sincere Belief That It Is The Best Thing To Do.