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It is necessary, therefore, if we would weld an idea solidly and indestructibly to a desired action, that we should fuse them together by the heat of an emotion.

— Jules Payot

What It Means

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Jules Payot

About Jules Payot

Jules Payot (1859-1939) was a French educationist.