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Laugh and Live

CHAPTER X
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We do not find him concealed behind impenetrable barriers, guarded and pampered by courtiers like unto a king on his throne--or tucked away in some dark office.

He wants to know _everybody worth while_ and everybody worth while is welcomed by him.

He doesn't affect to know so much that he cannot be told something new.

He is not the sort to refuse to see us at any reasonable time.
We should not confound _greatness_, however, with _notoriety_.

A man who by virtue of large publicity has compelled public notice isn't necessarily a great man no matter how hard he may strive to make himself appear so.


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