Nature Quote by Dorothy Macardle

“What a pity that one forgets!’ she said. ‘No,’ I replied tersely, ‘it is one of nature’s best dispensations. You should be living in the future, not in the past.’ ‘But,” quote by Dorothy Macardle — Download Open image

““What a pity that one forgets!’ she said. ‘No,’ I replied tersely, ‘it is one of nature’s best dispensations. You should be living in the future, not in the past.’ ‘But,””

Dorothy Macardle

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