Theodore Roosevelt: Any man at times will stumble, and it is then our duty to lift him up and set…
Any man at times will stumble, and it is then our duty to lift him up and set him on his feet again; but no man can be permanently carried, for if he expects to be carried he shows that he is not worth carrying.
In today’s wordsAnyone may stumble, and then it's our duty to lift him up and set him back on his feet; but no one can be carried for good, because expecting to be carried shows you're not worth carrying.
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