Arabella Buckley Quotes

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We must have imagination. I do not mean mere fancy, which creates unreal images and impossible monsters, but imagination, the power of making pictures or images in our mind of that which is, though it is invisible to us.

Arabella Buckley

No one can love dry facts; we must clothe them with real meaning and love the truths they tell, if we wish to enjoy science.

Arabella Buckley

Arabella Buckley

Arabella Buckley

Born: 1840

Died: 1929 (aged 89)

Bio: Arabella Burton Buckley was a writer and science educator.

Known for:

The fairyland of science (1878)
By Pond and River (1902)
Birds of the Air (1909)
Life and her children
Wild Life in Woods and Fields (1908)

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