Gertrude Bell Quotes

All The Earth Is Seamed With Roads, And All The Sea Is Furrowed With The Tracks Of Ships, And Over All The Roads And All The Waters A Continuous Stream Of People Passes Up And Down - Traveling, As They Say, For Their Pleasure. What Is It, I Wonder, That They Go Out To See?

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