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 “The goldfish in my little backyard pond continually flirt with the surface. They come up to snatch the food that I sprinkle on top of their world, then they retreat to safety. Sometimes they look at me as I look at them. The surface is all that separates us. They would die in my world and I would die in theirs. But we both go on living.” – Larry Beaverson

 

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“That was the miracle of Scotland. From the most impoverished hovels, from the farthest glen, dedicated ministers and schoolteachers identified boys of promise and goaded them into getting an education at the universities in Aberdeen, Glasgow, Edinburgh and, above all, St. Andrews, those centers of learning whose scholars down through the centuries have done so much to alter and improve the English-speaking world. Unable to find employment in Scotland, they emigrated to London and Dublin and New York. They made Canada and Jamaica and  Pennsylvania civilized places in which to live; they started colleges in America and universities in Canada. A thousand enterprises in England would have failed without the assistance of the bright lads from Glen Lyon and the Moor of Rannoch and lone shielings on Skye. They would govern India and South America and New Hampshire, and wherever they went they would leave schools and hospitals and libraries, for they were the seeds of greatness and of civilization.”

- James Michener, Texas, p. 268-269

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