Alfred Tennyson: He makes no friend who never made a foe.
He makes no friend who never made a foe.
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- You cannot create the marriage you want while refusing to become the spouse it requires.
- Children rarely become what fathers say. They become what fathers consistently demonstrate.
- You can be efficient in doing things right without a good reputation, but you cannot be effective in doing the right things without great character.
- Don't ever judge another's integrity. It will show a lack of your own.
- Now we expect every student who goes out from Tuskegee to be, not the man who tries to see how little he can do, or the average man who proposes to do merely his duty, but the man above the average, who will do more than his duty.
- As a mountain of rock is unshaken by wind, so also, the wise are unperturbed by blame or by praise.