The more we train a man to labor, deliberate, dictate and demand over the inconsequential, the less capable his mind bec — Geoffrey Wood
The more we train a man to labor, deliberate, dictate and demand over the inconsequential, the less capable his mind bec — Geoffrey Wood
The more we train a man to labor, deliberate, dictate and demand over the inconsequential, the less capable his mind bec — Geoffrey Wood
The more we train a man to labor, deliberate, dictate and demand over the inconsequential, the less capable his mind bec — Geoffrey Wood
The more we train a man to labor, deliberate, dictate and demand over the inconsequential, the less capable his mind bec — Geoffrey Wood
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The more we train a man to labor, deliberate, dictate and demand over the inconsequential, the less capable his mind becomes of holding that of consequence.

— Geoffrey Wood
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