On the record
I do not believe that we ought ever to try to delude ourselves with the thought that we can make life easy, effortless, and yet keep it worth having.
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gutenberg.orgI do not believe that we ought ever to try to delude ourselves with the thought that we can make life easy, effortless, and yet keep it worth having.
Roosevelt expresses skepticism about the idea of making life easy while still finding it valuable.
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