Change Quote by Elizabeth Gaskell

“To young, inexperienced minds there seems to be a kind of fatal charm about the vague, the distant, and the mysterious.”

— Booker T. Washington

“The more familiar that a place becomes, the more mysterious it becomes, as well, if you are alert to the truth of things.”

— Dean Koontz

“The more familiar that a place becomes, the more mysterious it becomes, as well, if you are alert to the truth of things. I…

— Dean Koontz

“We come and go from mystery and, in between, we try to forget.”

— Diana Gabaldon

“Moments of mystery are rare enough, in all conscience; and when they do arrive all the world misses them by trying to understand them.…

— Zona Gale

“These things are mysteries—not because they can’t be explained, but because they only come to us a bit at a time.”

— D.P. Prior

“True novelty is that which does not grow old, despite the passage of time.”

— Muriel Barbery

“Oh, how many mysteries there are around us! How wonderful, how absorbingly interesting it will be, when the time comes, to hear the explanation…

— Mrs. George de Horne Vaizey

“In a world of diminishing mystery, the unknown persists.”

— Jhumpa Lahiri

“I love to explore new and strange things in detail. This habit reduces element of surprises in my life.”

— Toba Beta

“Besides, people never regard anything that serves and benefits them as mysterious; only the things which damage or threaten them are mysterious.”

— Karel Čapek

“You may uncover more and, eventually, what seems altogether a mystery to us now may unfold and become plain.”

— Isaac Asimov