Quote by Anon.

If a task has once begun. Never leave it till it's done. Be the labor great or small. Do it well or not at all.

If a task has once begun. Never leave it till it's done. Be

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This quote emphasizes the value of commitment and dedication in completing any given task. It encourages individuals to see through their responsibilities from start to finish, regardless of the scale or significance of the task. The quote emphasizes the importance of putting in genuine effort and striving for excellence in everything one does. It implies that incomplete or half-hearted efforts are not worthwhile, encouraging individuals to either give their best or choose not to undertake the task at all.

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