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I believe that difficulties are more important to the
human mind than what we call assistances. Work we all must, if we
mean to bring out and perfect our nature. Even if we do not work
with the hands, we must undergo equivalent toil in some other
direction. No business or study which does not present obstacles,
tasking to the full the intellect and the will, is worthy of a man. ~William Ellery Channing~ |
