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`` Many of us may have made a mistake in choosing our vocations ; but , if so , we must make the best we can of what is before us . '' `` What time will you come ? '' the monk asked Oswald . `` My uncle said that he would suit my hours to yours ; but that , if it was all the same to you , I should practise in arms from six o'clock till eight , and again for an hour or two in the evening ; so that I could come to you either in the morning or afternoon . '' `` Come at both , if you will , '' the monk said . `` If the good father can get me off the services , from eight till six , you can be with me all that time , save at the dinner hour . You have but a short time to learn in , and must give yourself heartily to it .