I haven't a particle of confidence in a
man who has no redeeming petty vices. - Mark Twain, a Biography In my early manhood and in middle life I used to vex myself with reforms every now and then. And I never had occasion to regret these divergencies for, whether the resulting deprivations were long or short, the rewarding pleasure which I got out of the vice when I returned to it always paid me for all that it cost. - Autobiography of Mark Twain |
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