Part 32 (1/2)

--_Goethe_

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The hand that rocks the cradle rules the world

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Credit, like a looking-glass, broken once, is gone, alas!

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He who doesn't take care of his credit will soon have none to take care of

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There are two directly opposite reasons why soet credit--one is because he is not known--the other because he is

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THE CRITIC

The critic stood with scornful eye Before a picture on the wall: ”You call this art? Now see that fly, It is not natural at all

It has too e--who ever saw A fly like that, so lis that look as if they--pshaw!”

And with a gesture of disgust He waved his hand, when lo! the fly Flew from the picture ”Ah! some dust,”

The critic said, ”was in my eye”

--_Henry Coyle_

So fault is done on a smaller capital than any other business, and it is a very fascinating business, too, for people of--small calibre

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A man must serve his time to every trade, Save censure; critics all are ready-made

--_Byron_

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