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...long enough to ' know, that the great secret of human happiness is ' this,' said Dr. Edward Clarke ; ' never suffer your ' energies to stagnate. The old adage of " too many ' irons" conveys an abominable untruth. You can' not have too many; poker, tongs, and all : keep them ' all...

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