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Image of the quote is loading... SaveSave The slow pace of our perfection has to be borne with patience, provided that on our part we always do whatever we can to continue advancing. - Quote by St. Francis de Sales

The slow pace of our perfection has to be borne with patience, provided that on our part we always do whatever we can to continue advancing.

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