“You must not say that this cannot be, or that that is contrary to nature. You do not know what Nature is, or what she can do; and nobody knows; not even Sir Roderick Murchison, or Professor Huxley, or Mr. Darwin, or Professor Faraday, or Mr. Grove, or any other of the great men whom good boys are taught to respect. They are very wise men; and you must listen respectfully to all they say: but even if they should say, which I am sure they never would, 'That cannot exist. That is contrary to nature,' you must wait a little, and see; for perhaps even they may be wrong.”
Quote by Charles Kingsley
Book:The Water-Babies
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The Water-Babies
This novel, originally published in 1863, is a whimsical tale that combines elements of fantasy and moral instruction. The protagonist, a young boy, is transformed into a water spirit after falling into a river. His journey through the underwater world is filled with encounters with various creatures and moral lessons, making it a beloved children's story that has stood the test of time. more
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