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"You may bend the sapling but not the tree." In other words, what is learned young is learned for life. A cautionary message with an illustration from "John Ploughman's Pictures: or More of His Plain Talk for Plain People" by C.H. Spurgeon, published by Passmore & Alabaster, London, 1880.

You may bend a sapling but not the tree

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Uploaded on:	01-17-11 © Linda Steward