Mischievous and ill-disposed lads are very inconvenient, but not more than inconvenient, in the household as in commonwealth. (Theodor Mommsen)

Mischievous and ill-disposed lads are very inconvenient, but not more than inconvenient, in the household as in commonwealth.

Theodor Mommsen

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