1 | But before we rush to overcome procrastination we should consider whether it is sometimes an impulse we should heed. | |
2 | Give us help from trouble: for vain is the help of man. | |
3 | Yet Kyoto, in truth, has no teeth. | |
4 | If not climb up, more people to accept his apology in vain. | |
5 | But as to the causes of these general causes we in vain attempt the discovery. |