[O]ld enough to be wise yet young enough to be willing to partake in an arduous crusade.

Donald Kingsbury
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  4. A man who never makes mistakes has long since ceased to do anything new. A man who is always making mistakes is a doomed man with swollen ambitions. But he who judiciously salts success with mistake is the rapid learner.

  5. He had the beginning of wrinkles and the easy manner of one who has already made his mistakes.

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