Charles Dickens Quotes

Curiosity Is, And Has Been From The Creation Of The World, A Master Passion. To Awaken It, To Gratify It By Slight Degrees, And Yet Leave Something Always In Suspense, Is To Establish The Surest Hold That Can Be Had, In Wrong, On The Unthinking Portion Of Mankind.

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