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Better wait for the days of peace, soon to come, I trust, when your means will be greater, and you will approach the question in a calmer mood.
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gutenberg.orgBetter wait for the days of peace, soon to come, I trust, when your means will be greater, and you will approach the question in a calmer mood.
Sumner suggests waiting for a more peaceful time to consider art expenditures, reflecting on the importance of context in decision-making.
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