“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
“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
