Mary Shelley Quotes

Is It Not A Duty To The Survivors That We Should Refrain From Augmenting Their Unhappiness By An Appearance Of Immoderate Grief? It Is Also A Duty Owed To Yourself; For Excessive Sorrow Prevents Improvement Or Enjoyment, Or Even The Discharge Of Daily Usefulness, Without Which No Man Is Fit For Society.

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