Thomas Carlyle Quote

But greatly his most important culture he had gathered — and this, too, by his own endeavors — from the better part of the district, the religious men; to whom, as to the most excellent, his own nature gradually attached and attracted him. He was religious with the consent of his whole faculties. Without religion he would have been nothing.

Reminiscences (1881)

But greatly his most important culture he had gathered — and this, too, by his own endeavors — from the better part of the district, the...

But greatly his most important culture he had gathered — and this, too, by his own endeavors — from the better part of the district, the...

But greatly his most important culture he had gathered — and this, too, by his own endeavors — from the better part of the district, the...

But greatly his most important culture he had gathered — and this, too, by his own endeavors — from the better part of the district, the...