An excerpt from Nikolai Ostrovsky's 'How the Steel Was Tempered'
"The most valuable thing to man is his life. Life belongs to him only once and should be spent this way: when he recalls his past, he will not regret having wasted any time or feel ashamed of having accomplished nothing. Thus he can say on his deathbed: I have devoted my whole life and every bit of my energy to the most magnificent cause of humanity - the struggle for the liberation of mankind."
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