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Man is the architect of his own life. If he
makes a proper division of his time and does his
duties accordingly, he is sure to improve and
prosper in life, but if he does otherwise, he is
sure to repent when it is too late and he will have
to drag out a miserable existence from day to
day. When he finds himself helpless and is not
able to recall the last days, he will cry over the
spilt milk. To kill time is as culpable as to commit
suicide, for our life is nothing but the sum total of
hours, days and years. Youth is the golden season
of life. In youth the mind is pliable and soft and
can be moulded into any form we like. If we lose
the morning hours of life, we shall have to repent
afterwards. It is called by Carlyle 'the seed of life".
If we sow a good seed, we shall reap a good
harvest, when we grow up.​

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