| Show A great deal of the joy of life iffe consists in doing perfectly or at least to the best of ones ability everything which he attempts to do there is a sense of satisfaction a pride in surveying such a work a work which is rounded full exact complete in all its parts which the superficial man who leaves his work in a slovenly slipshod slip shod half finished conditions condition can never know it is this conscientious ious completeness w which h i c h turns work into art the sinal smallest lest thing well done becomes artistic william matthews Blat thimi |
