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A roast lamb dinner at Black Horse Inn, Nuthurst West Sussex England
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Greatness is not the fruit of birth, but of effort: it is not attained but by the greatest exertions; whereas to become insignificant costs no pains: to raise a stone to the top of a mountain requires great labor, but it will descend with the utmost velocity.
— Indian proverb

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