Eliza Calvert Hall Quotes

Each Of Us Has His Own Way Of Classifying Humanity. To Me, As A Child, Men And Women Fell Naturally Into Two Great Divisions: Those Who Had Gardens And Those Who Had Only Houses. Brick Walls And Pavements Hemmed Me In And Robbed Me Of One Of My Birthrights; And To The Fancy Of Childhood A Garden Was A Paradise, And The People Who Had Gardens Were Happy Adams And Eves Walking In A Golden Mist Of Sunshine And Showers, With Green Leaves And Blue Sky Overhead, And Blossoms Springing At Their Feet; While Those Others, Dispossessed Of Life's Springs, Summers, And Autumns, Appeared Darkly Entombed In Shops And Parlors Where The Year Might As Well Have Been A Perpetual Winter.

Eliza Calvert Hall Quotes: Each Of Us Has His Own Way Of Classifying Humanity. To Me, As A Child, Men And Women Fell Naturally

Eliza Calvert Hall Quotes: Each Of Us Has His Own Way Of Classifying Humanity. To Me, As A Child, Men And Women Fell Naturally

Eliza Calvert Hall Quotes: Each Of Us Has His Own Way Of Classifying Humanity. To Me, As A Child, Men And Women Fell Naturally

Eliza Calvert Hall Quotes: Each Of Us Has His Own Way Of Classifying Humanity. To Me, As A Child, Men And Women Fell Naturally

Eliza Calvert Hall Quotes: Each Of Us Has His Own Way Of Classifying Humanity. To Me, As A Child, Men And Women Fell Naturally

Eliza Calvert Hall Quotes: Each Of Us Has His Own Way Of Classifying Humanity. To Me, As A Child, Men And Women Fell Naturally

Eliza Calvert Hall Quotes: Each Of Us Has His Own Way Of Classifying Humanity. To Me, As A Child, Men And Women Fell Naturally

Eliza Calvert Hall Quotes: Each Of Us Has His Own Way Of Classifying Humanity. To Me, As A Child, Men And Women Fell Naturally

Eliza Calvert Hall Quotes: Each Of Us Has His Own Way Of Classifying Humanity. To Me, As A Child, Men And Women Fell Naturally

Eliza Calvert Hall Quotes: Each Of Us Has His Own Way Of Classifying Humanity. To Me, As A Child, Men And Women Fell Naturally

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