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"In the desert you can feel the passage of time. Under the burning of the sun you are on the march towards the evening, towards that cool breeze which will bathe your limbs and wash away all sweat. Under the burning of the sun, men and animals advance towards that great watering place as surely as towards death. . . . And each day looks as beautiful as the roads that lead to the sea."
— Sep 17, 2026 05:14AM
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Georgia Scott
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"Ah! The miracle of a house is not that it shelters or warms you, nor that its walls belong to you. But that it has slowly deposited in us all those stored resources of gentle joy. And that deep within the heart it forms the shadowy range of hills in which our dreams, like spring waters, are born . . . "
— Sep 16, 2026 05:24AM
Georgia Scott
is on page 35 of 144
"Puenta Arenas! With my back against a fountain, I watch old women coming to draw water; of their drama I shall know nothing but these servant gestures. A child, his head against the wall behind him, is weeping silently; nothing of him will remain in my memory but a beautiful child for ever inconsolable. I am an outsider. I know nothing. I cannot entire their Empires."
— Sep 15, 2026 01:32AM
Georgia Scott
is on page 21 of 144
"[T]here is only one true form of wealth, that of human contact. When we work merely for material gain, we build our own prison. We enclose ourselves in isolation; our coins turn to ashes and buy nothing worth living for."
— Sep 13, 2026 01:15PM
Georgia Scott
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"'Sometimes the storms and the fog and the snow will get you down. But think of all those who have been through it before you, and just tell yourself: 'They did it, so it can be done again.'"
— Sep 12, 2026 01:26PM