On the recordAugust 27, 1902
In this life as a rule the job that is easy to do is not very well worth while doing.
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presidency.ucsb.eduIn this life as a rule the job that is easy to do is not very well worth while doing.
Remarks at the State Fair Grounds in Concord, New Hampshire
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