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The Monday Morning Memo

#9 The Lion of Daniel

You remember Daniel of ‘Daniel and the Lion’s Den,’ right? He was told to put up or shut up; to renounce what he believed or suffer for it.

He chose the suffering, but it never came to pass.

This bronze Lion of Daniel will peer down from above the door of Wizzo’s new conference room in the chime tower.

That conference room, obviously, will be known as the Lion’s Den.

I’ll see you there when you next come to visit.

Aroo.

Indiana Beagle

PS – The Wind and the Lion is a wonderful 1974 movie with Sean Connery as a desert pirate and Brian Keith as Teddy Roosevelt. Wizzo saw it 14 times in late ’74 and I’m not exaggerating when I say that. I sat in the theater seat beside him every time. The Cougar sat in the parking lot.

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“But to tell the truth, I’m still of two minds as to whether I should publish the book or not. For men’s tastes are so various, the tempers of some are so severe, their minds so ungrateful, their tempers so cross, that there seems no point in publishing something, even if it’s intended for their advantage, that they will receive only with contempt and ingratitude…. Most men know nothing of learning; many despise it. The clod rejects as too difficult whatever isn’t cloddish. The pedant dismisses as mere trifling anything that isn’t stuffed with obsolete words. Some readers approve only of ancient authors: most men like their own writing best of all. Here’s a man so solemn he won’t allow a shadow of levity, and there’s one so insipid of taste that he can’t endure the salt of a little wit.”

- Sir Thomas More, written when he published Utopia in 1516

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