Favorites Quote's
Author
Topic's
Blog
A Day Wasted On Others Is Not Wasted On One's Self.
-Charles Dickens
Please Wait....
Translating....
Select Image
Download as Image
English
Spanish
French
German
Hindi
Chinese
A Day Wasted On Others Is Not
Charles Dickens
A Day Wasted On Others Is Not Wasted On One's Self.
Views: 9
Topic
Love
Funny
Family
More From Charles Dickens
The Unqualified Truth Is, That When I Loved Estella With The Love Of A Man, I Loved Her Simply Because I Found Her Irresistible. Once For All; I Knew To My Sorrow, Often And Often, If Not Always, That I Loved Her Against Reason, Against Promise, Against Peace, Against Hope, Against Happiness, Against All Discouragement That Could Be. Once For All; I Love Her None The Less Because I Knew It, And It Had No More Influence In Restraining Me, Than If I Had Devoutly Believed Her To Be Human Perfection.
Men
Perfection
Great Expectations
I Revere The Memory Of Mr. F. As An Estimable Man And Most Indulgent Husband, Only Necessary To Mention Asparagus And It Appeared Or To Hint At Any Little Delicate Thing To Drink And It Came Like Magic In A Pint Bottle; It Was Not Ecstasy But It Was Comfort.
Memories
Husband
Men
You Should Keep Dogs-fine Animals-sagacious.
Dog
Animal
Should
For The Night-wind Has A Dismal Trick Of Wandering Round And Round A Building Of That Sort, And Moaning As It Goes; And Of Trying, With Its Unseen Hand, The Windows And The Doors; And Seeking Out Some Crevices By Which To Enter.
Night
Doors
Hands
One Disagreeable Result Of Whispering Is That It Seems To Evoke An Atmosphere Of Silence, Haunted By The Ghosts Of Sound - Strange Cracks And Tickings, The Rustling Of Garments That Have No Substance In Them, And The Tread Of Dreadful Feet That Would Leave No Mark On The Sea-sand Or The Winter Snow.
Winter
Feet
Sea
Trending Author
Mary MacLane
Susan Sontag
Lauren Potter
Benedict Cumberbatch
John Cusack
Malcolm X
Category
Information