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

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Rester à la maison, lire son journal préféré et se moquer des méfaits des hommes qui font des choses est facile, mais c'est nettement inefficace. C'est sur quoi comptent les hommes mauvais que les hommes bons fassent.

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