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4The Time Has Come *
the Walrus said . . .
“A small town is a place where people stand in the middle of tne street and visit, and a driver going by stops and joins in the conversation.-’
I wonder what small town that bird had driven through. With his statement, he has proved that he’s never lived in one,To
begin with, no one stands in the street. There are fences to lean against. And you just try once to stop and butt into a conversation, and you’ll get your ears pinned back in exactly* the fashion you deserve! If you’ll only
the content of the conversation later, anyway, so why bother.
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“If you ask any successful man the reason for his making good, he will tell you it is 'because he li(k.es hjs iwoiifI«rindeed, loves it. IIY# whole rittrft' andV soul are wrapped up in itl his whole physical and mental energies are focused on it. He walks, he talks his work, he is entirely inseparable from his work—and that is the way everyone worth his salt ought to be if he wants to make his work what it should be, and make of himself what he wants to be.”
Mister, you have a perfect rigut to your own opinion!
Now, me, I love work: I could lie down beside it and just gaze at it all day long!
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“A _brag. a groan, and a*tank o’ air . .
Somewhere in the world is a woman I hate. I know a woman coined that answer to Mr. Kipling, and I am green with envy. Why couldn't I have thought of it first?
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Back in the early days of our schooling, some conscientious teacher saw to it that we memorized :
There’s so much good in the worst
of us And so much bad in the best of us It little behooves any of us To talk about the rest of us.
We memorized, but we didn’t learn. There’s a difference.
The difference between memorizing and learning is somewhat like the difference between education and schooling. W’e’Ve all seen an example of the fellow, the more education he got, the bigger fool it seemed to make of him. And again, we’ve seen a truly educated man who had little or
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