Rain and river, frost and thaw, wind and wave, however much they may differ among themselves, agree in this - that they are, upon the whole, slow and certain agents of destruction.


In: George Isles, The Skies and the Earth

Thomas Henry Huxley Quotes

Rain and river, frost and thaw, wind and wave, however much they may differ among themselves, agree in this - that they are, upon the whole, slow and ...

Rain and river, frost and thaw, wind and wave, however much they may differ among themselves, agree in this - that they are, upon the whole, slow and ...

Rain and river, frost and thaw, wind and wave, however much they may differ among themselves, agree in this - that they are, upon the whole, slow and ...

Rain and river, frost and thaw, wind and wave, however much they may differ among themselves, agree in this - that they are, upon the whole, slow and ...