“What a pity it is that there are so many words! Whenever one wants to say anything, three or four ways of saying it run into one's head together; and one can't tell which to choose. It is as troublesome and puzzling as choosing a ribbon ... or a husband.”
This book delves into the nature of truth and how it is perceived by individuals, offering a philosophical analysis of the concept. more
Julius Charles Hare, a British writer, was born on September 13, 1795, and died on January 3, 1855. Known for his humorous and satirical writing style, Hare is best remembered for works such as 'The Curious Life of Charles Wilson' and 'The Life of Sir John Brander'. His contributions to 19th-century British literature are significant and have had a lasting impact on writers and readers alike. more
“The weight of love Has buoyed me up Till my head Knocks against the sky.”
“Minds like beds always made up (more stony than a shore) unwilling or unable.”