Charles Dickens Quotes
All The Women Knitted. They Knitted Worthless Things; But, The Mechanical Work Was A Mechanical Substitute For Eating And Drinking; The Hands Moved For The Jaws And The Digestive Apparatus: If The Bony Fingers Had Been Still, The Stomachs Would Have Been More Famine-pinched.
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