Success in any undertaking comes of patient, unremitting effort. You cannot have it, unless you resolutely concentrate your energies upon your work; and resolutely refuse to be diverted by other subjects, no matter how important or interesting. When something else thrusts itself in, and demands notice, you must be ready to say: “I pass that by. I am going ahead.”
Cane
Cane of apple wood with silver head. Beetle and child or clown also on head. Cane cut from the apple tree under which Wm. H. Seward II was wounded at the battle of Monocacy, Md, July 9, 1864. Made by A.E. Cobb, Oct. 9.1892.
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