Leo Tolstoy Quotes

Then As Now Much Time Was Spent Arguing About The Rights Of Women, Husband-and-wife Relationships And Freedom And Rights Within Marriage, But Natasha Had No Interest In Any Such Questions.
Questions Like These, Then As Now, Existed Exclusively For People Who See Marriage Only In Terms Of Satisfaction Given And Received By The Married Couple, Though This Is Only One Principle Of Married Life Rather Than Its Overall Meaning, Which Lies In The Family.

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