Quote by Shirley Jackson

“The feet of labourers, pilgrims and explorers smoothed these stones. The stones were changed and the travellers were too.”

— Paulo Coelho

“...I've marked our sacred place not with stones - I've put it my art to keep it safe...”

— John Geddes

“For the human memory is short, and even when we write it in stone we quickly forget and the stones crumble and even those…

— Stant Litore

“And then later, at the funeral, members of the family, followed by the tenants and then the servants, had come one by one to…

— Diana Gabaldon

“This place was just a pile of old stones. Pretty stones arranged in intriguing ways, but just old stones. “And outdated wiring,” her father…

— Magnus Flyte

“Villagers took her sudden death as a curse of verdict stone…”

— Jalaj Mishra

“[...] the Stone Age did not come to an end for lack of stone.”

— Matt Ridley

“The stone had been rolled away... That fact alone demands a response.”

— Charles Martin

“...your deeds are like your monuments. Built with memories instead of stone.”

— R.J. Palacio

“I understood monuments now. Some were built of stone and sweat, and others were built of dreams, but they were all made of the…

— Mary E. Pearson

“Stones stay still. A learner, never.”

— Elif Shafak

“The Stone Age didn’t end because people ran out of stones. It ended because people kept learning and improving”

— JOHN C MAXWELL