Favorites Quote's
Author
Topic's
Blog
I Mean That I Value Vision, And Dread Being Struck Stone Blind.
-Charlotte Bronte
Please Wait....
Translating....
Select Image
Download as Image
English
Spanish
French
German
Hindi
Chinese
I Mean That I Value Vision, And
Charlotte Bronte
I Mean That I Value Vision, And Dread Being Struck Stone Blind.
Views: 17
Topic
Mean
Vision
Stones
More From Charlotte Bronte
I Had Not Intended To Love Him; The Reader Knows I Had Wrought Hard To Extirpate From My Soul The Germs Of Love There Detected; And Now, At The First Renewed View Of Him, They Spontaneously Revived, Great And Strong! He Made Me Love Him Without Looking At Me.
Strong
Views
Soul
I Loved Him Very Much - More Than I Could Trust Myself To Say - More Than Words Had Power To Express." - Jane Eyre
Trust Myself
Jane
Life Is Still Life, Whatever Its Pangs; Our Eyes And Ears And Their Use Remain With Us, Though The Prospect Of What Pleases Be Wholly Withdrawn, And The Sound Of What Consoles Must Be Silenced.
Eye
Ears
Sound
The Negation Of Severe Suffering Was The Nearest Approach To Happiness I Expected To Know. Besides, I Seemed To Hold Two Lives - The Life Of Thought, And That Of Reality.
Live Life
Reality
Two
Memory In Youth Is Active And Easily Impressible; In Old Age It Is Comparatively Callous To New Impressions, But Still Retains Vividly Those Of Earlier Years.
Memories
Years
Age
Trending Author
Whoopi Goldberg
Jeffery Deaver
Raymond E. Feist
Emmeline Pankhurst
George F. Kennan
Phillips Brooks
Category
Information