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“If you wish to begin life at forty, you must settle two large personal questions first of all. You must find work and play that call for no more energy than you can afford to spend on them. Then you must train your mind, eye and hand to the point of working and playing with ease, grace and precision.”

Quote by Walter B. Pitkin

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Walter B. Pitkin
Walter B. Pitkin

Walter B. Pitkin was an individual of an unknown profession, born on February 6, 1878, and passed away on January 25, 1953. more

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