The happiness of too many men in these centuries would pass ... - William Butler Yeats

This quote is attributed to William Butler Yeats.

"The happiness of too many men in these centuries would pass away like a feather on the wind."

William Butler Yeats Happiness

Poet Playwright Irish 1865–1939

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