Leo Tolstoy Quotes

He Felt Like A Man Who, After Straining His Eyes To Peer Into The Remote Distance, Finds What He Was Seeking At His Very Feet. All His Life He Had Been Looking Over The Heads Of Those Around Him, While He Had Only To Look Before Him Without Straining His Eyes. P 1320

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