... amount of earnest work will guarantee an eventual flash of inspiration, or successful inventors would be as common as blackberries. It difficult, again, to classify those inventions which emerge as byproducts from a programme of pure research—for instance ...

... loyalty, and courage: reminder of their staunch heritage. Clanship has few formal ties in these days: Macs seem as thick blackberries: but there is still a tacit bond binding all Highlanders of one name, recognition of common story and mutual trust which ...

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