“A fair face without a fair soul is like a glass eye that shines and sees nothing.”
Quote by John Stuart Blackie
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The day-book of John Stuart Blackie
This book compiles a series of essays and personal reflections from the Scottish philosopher and writer John Stuart Blackie, covering a range of topics including philosophy, literature, and personal anecdotes. more
Author
John Stuart Blackie
John Stuart Blackie was a Scottish writer, philosopher, and scholar whose works spanned a wide range of fields including literature, philosophy, religion, and ethics. He had a profound impact on Scottish culture in the 19th century. more
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