“Are you one of the nine who pass men by
In this hasty life we live?
Do you refuse with a downcast eye
The help which you could give?
Or are you the one in ten whose creed
Is always to stop for the man in need?”

Source: All That Matters (1922), p.90 - The One in Ten, final stanza.

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American writer 1881–1959

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