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| Is everything okay, sir?
- Fine. Thank you. |
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| Here. Let me, uh--
- That's not necessary, sir. |
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| As I've gotten older, I realize
I'm certain of only two things. |
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| Days that begin with rowing on a lake
are better than days that do not. |
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| Second,
a man 's character is his fate. |
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| And, as a student of history,,
I find this hard to refute. |
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| For most of us, our stories can
be written long before we die. |
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| There are exceptions among
the great men of history,... |
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| but they are rare,
and I am not one of them. |
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| I am a teacher... simply that. |
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| I taught for 34 years. |
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| One day I stopped teaching. |
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| Those were the facts
ofmy life's chronicle. |
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| The last chapter had been written.
My book was closed. |
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| Hello? |
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| Hello. Hello? |
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| Mr. Hundert?
- Yes. Hello. |
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| Can you hear me, sir?
- I can. |
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| Hello. Mr. Bell wanted to make sure
you were comfortable. |
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| I'm quite comfortable.
Thank you. And-And, please,... |
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