Leo Tolstoy Quotes

It Is Said That One Swallow Does Not Make A Summer, But Can It Be That Because One Swallow Does Not Make A Summer Another Swallow, Sensing And Anticipating Summer, Must Not Fly? If Every Blade Of Grass Waited Similarly Summer Would Never Occur. And It Is The Same With Establishing The Kingdom Of God: We Must Not Think About Whether We Are The First Or The Thousandth Swallow.

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