Thomas Jefferson: Be good, be learned, and be industrious, and you will not want the aid of…
Be good, be learned, and be industrious, and you will not want the aid of travelling, to render you precious to your country, dear to your friends, happy within yourself.
In today’s wordsBe good, be learned and be industrious, and you won't need travel to make you precious to your country, dear to your friends, and happy within yourself.
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