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Water of life (n.) cannot be wrapped and tied in a paper parcel, yet our most gifted people wear out their ingenuity trying to package it.
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Water of life (n.) cannot be wrapped and tied in a paper parcel, yet our most gifted people wear out their ingenuity trying to package it.
The Water of life (n.) is easily had — everybody possesses it — but it is despised by the stupid, who assume every good thing is somewhere else and the source in their own souls a 'nothing but.'