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Hamilton Wright Mabie: A dull day need not be a depressing day; depression always implies physical or…

A dull day need not be a depressing day; depression always implies physical or moral weakness, and is therefore never to be tolerated so long as one can struggle against it.

In today’s wordsA dull day doesn't have to be a depressing day; depression always signals physical or moral weakness, and so should never be tolerated as long as you can fight it.

Hamilton Wright MabieCommonly attributed
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From the book Quoted in Character and Conduct: A Book of Helpful Thoughts by Great Writers, 1890s

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