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The Economist

  • Mugisa Pius Edward (Dr. Edds)has quoted9 months ago
    a great man in every deed he is who can achieve great ends by resolution rather than brute force.
  • Mugisa Pius Edward (Dr. Edds)has quoted9 months ago
    Happy must that leader be whose followers are thus attached to him: beyond all others he will prove a stout and strong commander.
  • Mugisa Pius Edward (Dr. Edds)has quoted9 months ago
    men by nature love (or hold they ought to love) those things wherebysoever they believe they will be benefited.
  • Mugisa Pius Edward (Dr. Edds)has quoted9 months ago
    The gardeners, look, are hoeing vines to keep them clean and free of weeds; but they hoe so sorrily that the loose stuff grows ranker and more plentiful. Can you call that (27) anything but idleness?
  • Mugisa Pius Edward (Dr. Edds)has quoted9 months ago
    The gardeners, look, are hoeing vines to keep them clean and free of weeds; but they hoe so sorrily that the loose stuff grows ranker and more plentiful. Can you call that (27) anything but idleness?
  • Mugisa Pius Edward (Dr. Edds)has quoted9 months ago
    therefore that is unskilled in other money-making arts and will not dig, shows plainly he is minded to make his living by picking and stealing, or by begging alms, or else he writes himself down a very fool.
  • Mugisa Pius Edward (Dr. Edds)has quoted9 months ago
    being taught wisdom doubtless by the heavy losses they must struggle with who sow before God's bidding.
  • Mugisa Pius Edward (Dr. Edds)has quoted9 months ago
    he who would rightly till the soil must first be made acquainted with the nature of the earth."
  • Mugisa Pius Edward (Dr. Edds)has quoted9 months ago
    , too, at present I am easily persuaded that if I am to direct my care aright in tillage I must have a knowledge of the art of tillage. But the bare recognition of the fact does not one whit provide me with the knowledge how I ought to till. A
  • Mugisa Pius Edward (Dr. Edds)has quoted9 months ago
    in man you have a creature still more open to persuasion through appeals to reason; (9) only make it plain to him "it is his interest to obey."
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