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Finally, all are agreed that nothing, neither eloquence nor literature, can be done properly by one who is occupied with something else; for nothing can take deep root in a mind which is directed to some other subject, and which rejects whatever you try to stuff into it.

Daniel On The Shortness Of Life, page 28 · July 17, 2023 Save to shelf
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