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U P TO THE POINT OF EFFICIENCY, WHEN
ONE IS LEARNING A TRADE OR PROFES-
SION, THERE IS COMPARATIVELY LITTLE
JOYOUSNESS IN HIS LABOR; BUT WITH THE
CONSCIOUSNESS OF MASTERY, OF THOROUGH
KNOWLEDGE AND APTNESS, COMES A FEEL-
ING OF STRENGTH, OF SELF-SATISFACTION,
OF SUPERIORITY, WHICH TAKES AWAY ALL
SNSNSE OF DRUDGERY, AND MAKES THE PUR-
SUIT OF ONE'S OCCUPATION A SOURCE OF
CONSTANT DELIGHT. WWLUM MATTHW
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