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I do not give a snap of my finger for the young fellow who is afraid of being hurt physically, or in any other way; he is not going to amount to anything in after life.
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gutenberg.orgI do not give a snap of my finger for the young fellow who is afraid of being hurt physically, or in any other way; he is not going to amount to anything in after life.
Roosevelt expresses disdain for those who fear physical harm, suggesting they lack potential.
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