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How to Succeed

CHAPTER VI
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He used to say work was as much of a necessity as eating or sleeping.

Sir Walter Scott was a phenomenal worker.

He wrote the "Waverley Novels" at the rate of twelve volumes a year.

He averaged a volume every two months during his whole working life.

What an example is this to the young men of to-day, of the possibilities of an earnest life! Edmund Burke was one of the most prodigious workers that ever lived.
George Stephenson used to work at meal time, getting out loads of coal while the miners were at dinner in order that he might earn a few extra shillings to buy a spelling-book and an arithmetic.


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