Robert E. Lee<\/b><\/p>\n
After the American Civil War the managers of the infamous Louisiana Lottery approached Robert E. Lee and asked if he\u2019d let them use his name in their scheme. They promised that if he did he would become rich. <\/p>\n
Astounded, Lee straightened up, buttoned his gray coat, and shouted, \u201cGentlemen, I lost my home in the war. I lost my fortune in the war. I lost everything except my name. My name is not for sale, and if you fellows don\u2019t get out of here, I\u2019ll break this crutch over your heads!\u201d<\/p>\n
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Guard Your Name<\/b><\/p>\n
You got it from your father, it was all he had to give So it\u2019s yours to use and cherish, for as long as you may live.<\/p>\n
If you lose the watch he gave you, it can always be replaced. But a black mark on your name, son, can never be erased.<\/p>\n
It was clean the day you took it, and a worthy name to bear. When he got it from his father, there was no dishonor there.<\/p>\n
So make sure you guard it wisely, after all is said and done. You\u2019ll be glad the name is spotless, when you give it to your son.<\/p>\n
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