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Thomas Jefferson, in addition to his other great personal qualifications, was the best-mannered of men. Rich or poor, peasant or prince, everyone who knew him liked him. He was a gentleman in every way that word could be interpreted. He was gentle, affable, kindly and courteous to everyone of high or low degree. Although he lived in times when personal animosities ran riot, and quarrels were the order of the day, he was untouctred by it. He never had an altercation or personal misunderstanding with anyone. He was never challenged in any personal way. He never entered into public debate, not even during the writing of the Declaration of Independence. He did not enjoy florid oratory. He spoke once of "logical reasoning and chaste eloquence, disfigured by no gaudy tinsel of rhetoric or declamation." He was born on April 13th, whictr made that a lucky day for America.

Mark Twain said that courage means "resistance to fear, mastery of fear, not absence of fear." Robert Louis Stevenson said that courage consists in doing something you are mortally afraid to try. And General MacArthur was once quoted as saying that most soldiers are afraid facing death, but do th,eir duty just the same.

Victor Hugo wrote: "Man is neittrer the master of life nor of his fate. He can but offer to his fellow men efforts to diminish human suffering; he can but offer his God his indomitable faith in human liberty."

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T&re Fr,ench Convention of long ago gave to the world a definition of liberty that has been aocepted by generations as practically perfect. He wrote: "The liberty of one citizen ceases only when the liberty oJ another citizen commences."

Disraeli thu.s describes th,e art of conversation: "The art of conversation consists of the exercise of two fine qualities. You must originate, and you must sympathize; you must possess at the same time the habit of communicating, and the habit of listening."

A philosopher is a man who can't enjoy life because he's so busy trying to figure out what it's all about.

And the country phil..;h"*; .fy" tt "t life is mostly made up of praying for rain, and then.rvis.hing it would clear up.

"Most arts require long study and application," said Lord Chesterfield, "but the most important art of all, that of pleasing, requires only the desire."

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