“Sometimes in life, both at school and afterwards, fortune will go against anyone, but if he just keeps pegging away and don’t lose his courage things always take a turn for the better in the end.”
About This Quote
December 2, 1904, letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Kermit Roosevelt.
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