Feminism Quote by H G Wells

“I have been dying for nearly two-thirds of a year,' I said, 'and I have died enough.' I stopped dying then and there, and…

— H G Wells

“A series of prohibitions called the Law - I had already heard them recited - battled in their minds with the deep-seated, ever-rebellious cravings…

— H G Wells

“Children of the Law,’ I said, ‘he is not dead.’ M’ling turned his sharp eyes on me. ‘He has changed his shape - he…

— H G Wells

“We may suggest that a nation is in effect any assembly, mixture, or confusion of people which is either afflicted by or wishes to…

— H G Wells

“Mr. Thomas Marvel hated roomy shoes, but then he hated damp. He had never properly thought out which he hated most”

— H G Wells

“On the village green an inclined strong, down which, clinging the while to a pulley-swung handle, one could be hurled violently against a sack…

— H G Wells

“Mendham was a cadaverous man with a magnificent beard. He looked,indeed, as if he had run to beard as a mustard plant runs to…

— h g wells

History is a race between education and catastrophe.

— H G Wells

“They were all intensely excited, and all overflowing with noisy expressions of their loyalty to the Law. Yet I felt an absolute assurance in…

— H G Wells

“Who breaks the Law -’ said Moreau, taking his eyes off his victim and turning towards us. It seemed to me there was a…

— H G Wells

She writes like a loom, producing her broad rich fabric with hardly a thought of how it will make up into a shape, while…

— H G Wells

“They had certain Fixed Ideas implanted by Moreau in their minds which absolutely bounded their imaginations. They really were hypnotized, had been told certain…

— H G Wells