It [a bird] is little more than a drift of the air brought into form by plumes.


The Queen of the Air, Chapter II, 65 (p. 70), George Allen. 1903

John Ruskin Quotes

It [a bird] is little more than a drift of the air brought into form by plumes.

It [a bird] is little more than a drift of the air brought into form by plumes.

It [a bird] is little more than a drift of the air brought into form by plumes.

It [a bird] is little more than a drift of the air brought into form by plumes.