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Each was made by a number of men, architects and builders, each of whom felt amply rewarded by the mere fact that he was able to put all the best that there was in him into his work.
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gutenberg.orgTeddy Roosevelt: “Each was made by a number of men, architects and builders, each of whom felt amply rewarded by the mere fact that he was…”
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Roosevelt praises the dedication of architects and builders who find fulfillment in their work rather than in recognition.
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