George Eliot Quotes

The Subtle And Varied Pains Springing From The Higher Sensibility That Accompanies Higher Culture, Are Perhaps Less Pitiable Than That Dreary Absence Of Impersonal Enjoyment And Consolation Which Leaves Ruder Minds To The Perpetual Urgent Companionship Of Their Own Griefs And Discontents. The

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