and；　in　truth；　the　greatest　of　salesman。

And　how　will　this　be　acplished？　For　I　have　neither　the　knowledge　nor　the　experience　to　achieve　the　greatness　and　already　I　have　stumbled　in　ignorance　and　fallen　into　pools　of　self…pity。　The　answer　is　simple。　I　will　mence　my　journey　unencumbered　with　either　the　weight　of　unnecessary　knowledge　or　the　handicap　of　meaningless　experience。　Nature　already　has　supplied　me　with　knowledge　and　instinct　far　greater　than　any　beast　in　the　forest　and　the　value　of　experience　is　overrated；　usually　by　old　men　who　nod　wisely　and　speak　stupidly。

In　truth；　experience　teaches　thoroughly　yet　her　course　of　instruction　devours　men's　years　so　the　value　of　her　lessons　diminishes　with　the　time　necessary　to　acquire　her　special　wisdom。　The　end　finds　it　wasted　on　dead　men。　Furthermore；　experience　is　parable　to　fashion；　an　action　that　proved　successful　today　will　be　unworkable　and　impractical　tomorrow。

Only　principles　endure　and　these　I　now　possess；　for　the　law

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