“He valued these experiences of joy more than anything else he had known, and he desired, as all who have experienced them desire, to have them again and again. It was this mystical quality that set him apart from other… — George Sayer Copy Share Image
“She wants to live simply and thinks luxuries little more than social display.” — George Sayer Copy Share Image
“During one walk, Jack engaged in the first metaphysical argument that he can remember. It concerned the nature of the future: Is it like… — George Sayer Copy Share Image
“He valued these experiences of joy more than anything else he had known, and he desired, as all who have experienced them desire, to… — George Sayer Copy Share Image
“To the end of his life he enjoyed traveling by train, the slower the better, and, if possible, in the front carriage.” — George Sayer Copy Share Image
“And once when we were walking on Bredon Hill, we met a bedraggled and exhausted fox. 'Oh, poor thing,' Jack said. 'What shall we… — George Sayer Copy Share Image
“a radiant and infectious, almost childlike gaiety which was always bubbling over into delighted and delightful laughter.” — George Sayer Copy Share Image
