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Many think little of the value of money until it is exhausted. Many do the same with time. They spend hour after
hour idly, and when life seems to speed away, all wasted, they wake up to the duty of making a better use of it. But,
by the time, vacillation and idleness might have become a strong habit with them, and they cannot break off the
chains in which they have bound themselves. Money that is lost can be made good again by industry; knowledge
that has lapsed can be won back by study; health that is gone can be restored by temperance and medicine. But
time once departed, is gone forever.​

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well written