Skip to content

Life Quote by Charles Dickens

“To stop the clock of busy existence at the hour when we were personally sequestered from it, to suppose mankind stricken motionless when we were brought to a stand-still, to be unable to measure the changes beyond our view by any larger standard than the shrunken one of our own uniform and…” quote by Charles Dickens
Download Open image
““To stop the clock of busy existence at the hour when we were personally sequestered from it, to suppose mankind stricken motionless when we were brought to a stand-still, to be unable to measure the changes beyond our view by any larger standard than the shrunken one of our own uniform and contracted existence, is the infirmity of many invalids, and the mental unhealthiness of almost all recluses.””

Charles Dickens

3.2 out of 5 (5 ratings)

More by Charles Dickens

Explore all 2,310 Charles Dickens quotes

More Life quotes

Browse all 265,426 Life quotes