"To sit home, read one’s favorite…" — Theodore Roosevelt

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Sentarse en casa, leer el periódico favorito y burlarse de los errores de los hombres que hacen cosas es fácil, pero es notablemente ineficaz. Es en lo que los hombres malvados cuentan con que los hombres buenos hagan.

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