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‘Five hours sleepeth a traveller, seven a scholar, eight a merchant, and eleven every knave.’
“He had kept Bihzad illiterate, so that he would discover his own secrets before he discovered the secrets in books, before words and numbers spoilt his love for glowing images.”
― The Miniaturist
― The Miniaturist
“You must pass your exams and go to college, but do not feel that if you fail, you will be able to do nothing.”
― The Writer on the Hill: The Very Best of Ruskin Bond
― The Writer on the Hill: The Very Best of Ruskin Bond
“He was seldom alone, but he must have been lonely”
― Voting at Fosterganj
― Voting at Fosterganj
“Under the Mughals Agra became the world - its streets busting with men and women of all faiths, colours, ringing with the sound of many tongues. perhaps it's arrogance was its downfall”
― The Miniaturist
― The Miniaturist
“The human artist must copy in miniature what the supreme artist [God] has created -- He is the first artist who revealed the power of light, adorned an album with leaves of the universe. Did He adorn the despots as well? The soldiers blinding their prisoners? Which colour and brush had He used to draw the executioners, the spies who lived simply to betray others, the men who stole children to sell as slaves? Bihzad held his hands before his eyes. From his childhood he had been told of the genius of these fingers. He examined them one by one. Of all the paintings they had touched, he couldn't think of one that was free of the lies he had learned as a child. 'He has drawn an imperfect universe,' he whispered to himself. 'Better never to draw than imitate His strange pleasure.”
― The Miniaturist
― The Miniaturist
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