(1865–1942)
U.S. author and physician
James Joseph Walsh
Blessed is the man who has found his work, blessed is the man to whom his work appeals with so much interest that he goes from it with a longing to be able to finish what he has been at, and comes back to it with a prospect that now he shall be able to accomplish what time and perhaps fatigue would not allow him to proceed with the day before.
The Thirteenth Greatest of Centuries (New York: Catholic Summer School Press, 1907), 125.