Favorites Quote's
Author
Topic's
Blog
The Cheapness Of Man Is Every Day's Tragedy.
-Ralph Waldo Emerson
Please Wait....
Translating....
Select Image
Download as Image
English
Spanish
French
German
Hindi
Chinese
The Cheapness Of Man Is
Ralph Waldo Emerson
The Cheapness Of Man Is Every Day's Tragedy.
Views: 48
Topic
Men
Tragedy
Frugality
More From Ralph Waldo Emerson
All Writing Is By The Grace Of God. People Do Not Deserve To Have Good Writing, They Are So Pleased With Bad. In These Sentences That You Show Me, I Can Find No Beauty, For I See Death In Every Clause And Every Word. There Is A Fossil Or A Mummy Character Which Pervades This Book. The Best Sepulchers, The Vastest Catacombs, Thebes And Cairo, Pyramids, Are Sepulchers To Me. I Like Gardens And Nurseries. Give Me Initiative, Spermatic, Prophesying, Man-making Words.
Book
Writing
Character
Genial Manners Are Good, And Power Of Accommodation To Any Circumstance, But The High Prize Of Life, The Crowning Fortune Of A Man Is To Be Born With A Bias To Some Pursuit, Which Finds Him In Employment And Happiness, -- Whether It Be To Make Baskets, Or Broadswords, Or Canals, Or Statutes, Or Songs. I Doubt Not This Was The Meaning Of Socrates, When He Pronounced Artists The Only Truly Wise, As Being Actually, Not Apparently So.
Wise
Song
Men
When A Man Says To Me, "i Have The Intensest Love Of Nature," At Once I Know That He Has None.
Men
Saving The Earth
Mother Earth
Fear Is Cruel And Mean.
Fear
Mean
You Need Not Fear To Handle The Truth Roughly. She Is No Invalid.
Truth
Needs
Handle
Trending Author
Bill Richardson
Thomas Reed
Laura Lippman
Howard Dean
Greg Norman
Irwin Shaw
Category
Information