Choose quotes font
It would seem that the ant works its way tentatively, and, observing where it fails, tries another
It would seem that the ant works its way tentatively, and, observing where it fails, tries another
It would seem that the ant works its way tentatively, and, observing where it fails, tries another
It would seem that the ant works its way tentatively, and, observing where it fails, tries another
It would seem that the ant works its way tentatively, and, observing where it fails, tries another
It would seem that the ant works its way tentatively, and, observing where it fails, tries another
Next quotes
Richard Jefferies:
The 'crownd' is still the unit, the favourite coin of the labourers, especially the elder folk. TheRichard Jefferies:
A woman can see a woman so clearly - faluts, excellences, details - all are so clear to her.Richard Jefferies:
The old Greeks dwelt on the tendency of human affairs to drift downwards irresistibly to unhappinesRichard Jefferies:
Grief falls upon human beings as the rain, not selecting good or evil, visiting the innocent, condeRichard Jefferies:
Beauty - what is beauty, forsooth? Form and color; that is, surface only. Fortune - what is fortuneRichard Jefferies:
Every woman likes her own way, but no woman can endure to see another woman master even over a manRichard Jefferies:
There are people in this servile world who will endure any trampling, and at the first beck rush deRichard Jefferies:
Do you always do as you would like to do were it in your power? I find that circumstances force meRichard Jefferies:
No tyrant, however evil, has yet lacked ready hands to execute his most abominable will. To read hoCesare Lombroso:
Klopstock was questioned regarding the meaning of a passage in his poem. He replied, 'God and I bot