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Image of the quote is loading... SaveSave He was of the mold from which great men are made. Having said of anything 'Let it be done' he at once felt not only that it was accomplished, but that he had done it himself. - Quote by Heywood Broun

He was of the mold from which great men are made. Having said of anything ‘Let it be done’ he at once felt not only that it was accomplished, but that he had done it himself.

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