never
stand upon
ceremony
with
sincerity.
We should
never
cheat and
insult and
banish one
another by
our
meanness,
if there
were
present
the kernel
of worth
and
friendliness.
We should
not meet
thus in
haste.
Most men I
do not
meet at
all, for
they seem
not to
have time;
they are
busy about
their
beans. We
would not
deal with
a man thus
plodding
ever,
leaning on
a hoe or a
spade as a
staff
between
his work,
not as a
mushroom,
but
partially
