Maurice Francis Egan Quotes

The Art Of Injudicious Reading, The Art Of Miscellaneous Reading Which Every Normal Man Ought To Cultivate, Is A Very Fine And Satisfactory Art; For The Best Guide To Books Is A Book Itself. It Clasps Hands With A Thousand Other Books.

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