Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 374
something for which my bodyexists ? Every one can soar; every one cangrovel. In the long race of life, when you slowup at sixty and begin to think over things, youwill wish that you had always tried, at least, tosoar. TWO ESSENTIALS BY GIFFORD PINCHOT I have never believed that the difference… … which distinguish oneindividual from an-other, which give oneman a higher placeamong his fellowsand another a lower,are just two: First of all, per-severance—the abilityto keep everlastinglyat it; and, secondly,imagination or vision—the ability to seebeyond the presentmoment, and to un-derstand…
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