How much more interesting the world becomes when one regards... - Ann Radcliffe

This quote is attributed to Ann Radcliffe.

"How much more interesting the world becomes when one regards it not as a collection of material objects, but as a tapestry of human experience."

Ann Radcliffe Philosophy

Novelist English 1764–1823

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