Pepys Dies in 1703 Aged 70 as Walton Quips on Angling
The diary writer Samuel Pepys died in 1703 at age seventy. Izaak Walton comments that no man is born an artist and no man is born an angler, reflecting on talent and vocation.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1958
Page
32
The diary writer Samuel Pepys died in 1703 at age seventy. Izaak Walton comments that no man is born an artist and no man is born an angler, reflecting on talent and vocation.
Decatur High School lists first and second honor roll for the fifth six week period. Student names are given by grade with many familiar surnames and a broad mix of seventh through twelfth graders recognized for academic achievement.
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Louis Braille created the tactile writing system for the blind after losing his sight. He was born with normal vision and became blind at age three, shaping his later work on accessible reading.
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