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[No. 7] In the Words of Mark Twain…

[No. 7] In the Words of Mark Twain…
I think it is not wise for an emperor, or a king, or a president, to come down into the boxing ring, so to speak, and lower the dignity of his office by meddling in the small affairs of private citizens.

[No. 7] In the Words of Mark Twain…

October 5, 2016 Posted by Jeremy W. Richter Quote

Mark Twain: “I think it is not wise for an emperor, or a king, or a president, to come down into the boxing ring, so to speak, and lower the dignity of his office by meddling in the small affairs of private citizens.”

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