And the glory of being one of them is that you are sure to have one or two of Ebenezer's sort at your tail! Unoriginality is more a failing than a crime.

Sometimes it may lead to actions which do real injury to another, but injury is rarely intended.
It is stupidity more than anything else.

But there is a point at which unoriginality may become a sin.

Every boy has in him the power to say "Yes" or "No," and he has also the conscience in him which tells him when he ought to say the one or the other.

Now, when every one is saying "Yes" to a thing about which your conscience demands that you shall say "No," it becomes your positive duty for once in your life to be original, and say it.
After all, most of us are medium sort of fellows.