A Little Book in C Major, ch. 2, § 24 (1916) - Mencken, H. L. | WIST Quotations
Every failure teaches a man something. For example, that he will probably fail again next time. Variants: EXPERIENCE. A series of failures. Every failure teaches a man something, to wit, that he will probably fail again next time. A Book of Burlesques, "The Jazz Webster" (1924) Every failure teaches a…
