Chapter LXXVIII
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--To do one's duty every day and trust in God for the morrow.
The one way to make money is to work in a disinterested fashion.
--Concentrated wisdom. Toilet, prayer, labor.
Prayer: charity, wisdom and strength.
Without charity, I am but a clashing cymbal.
--My humiliations have been mercies of God.
Is my egoistical phase at an end?
The gift of responding to the moment's need, exactitude, in a word, should infallibly bring its recompense.
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Baudelaire: His Prose and PoetryChapter LXXVIII
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