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« We're sure that a House works well the day where each of those employed there tells his friends he did it that makes it work. »
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« The French is a sloth who works a lot. English a lazy do-nothing. German a worker who goes to the trouble. The American, a worker who knows how to arrange to do little thing. »
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Auguste Detoeuf
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« English is a practitioner who has no theories; the German, a theorist who applies his theories; the French, a theorist who does not apply: this is what we call good sense. »
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