Once more you must remember that there is recognized no sort of difference between the dignity of the different sorts of work required by the nation.

The individual is never regarded, nor regards himself, as the servant of those he serves, nor is he in any way dependent upon them.

It is always the nation which he is serving.

No difference is recognized between a waiter's functions and those of any other worker.

The fact that his is a personal service is indifferent from our point of view.