Quotes by Annie Dillard, For the Time Being

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There are 1,198,500,000 people alive now in China. To get a feel for what that means, simply take yourself - in all your — Annie Dillard, For the Time Being
There are 1,198,500,000 people alive now in China. To get a feel for what that means, simply take yourself - in all your — Annie Dillard, For the Time Being
There are 1,198,500,000 people alive now in China. To get a feel for what that means, simply take yourself - in all your — Annie Dillard, For the Time Being
There are 1,198,500,000 people alive now in China. To get a feel for what that means, simply take yourself - in all your — Annie Dillard, For the Time Being
You can live as a particle crashing about and colliding in a welter of materials with god, or you can live as a particle — Annie Dillard, For the Time Being
You can live as a particle crashing about and colliding in a welter of materials with god, or you can live as a particle — Annie Dillard, For the Time Being
You can live as a particle crashing about and colliding in a welter of materials with god, or you can live as a particle — Annie Dillard, For the Time Being
You can live as a particle crashing about and colliding in a welter of materials with god, or you can live as a particle — Annie Dillard, For the Time Being
You cannot mend the chromosome, quell the earthquake, or stanch the flood. You cannot atone for the dead tyrants’ murder — Annie Dillard, For the Time Being
You cannot mend the chromosome, quell the earthquake, or stanch the flood. You cannot atone for the dead tyrants’ murder — Annie Dillard, For the Time Being
You cannot mend the chromosome, quell the earthquake, or stanch the flood. You cannot atone for the dead tyrants’ murder — Annie Dillard, For the Time Being
You cannot mend the chromosome, quell the earthquake, or stanch the flood. You cannot atone for the dead tyrants’ murder — Annie Dillard, For the Time Being
Is it not late? A late time to be living? Are not our generations the crucial ones? For we have changed the world. Are n — Annie Dillard, For the Time Being
Is it not late? A late time to be living? Are not our generations the crucial ones? For we have changed the world. Are n — Annie Dillard, For the Time Being
Is it not late? A late time to be living? Are not our generations the crucial ones? For we have changed the world. Are n — Annie Dillard, For the Time Being
Is it not late? A late time to be living? Are not our generations the crucial ones? For we have changed the world. Are n — Annie Dillard, For the Time Being
There is no less holiness at this time- as you are reading this- than there was on the day the Red Sea parted, or that d — Annie Dillard, For the Time Being
There is no less holiness at this time- as you are reading this- than there was on the day the Red Sea parted, or that d — Annie Dillard, For the Time Being
There is no less holiness at this time- as you are reading this- than there was on the day the Red Sea parted, or that d — Annie Dillard, For the Time Being
There is no less holiness at this time- as you are reading this- than there was on the day the Red Sea parted, or that d — Annie Dillard, For the Time Being
I saw to the south a man walking. He was breaking ground in perfect silence. He wore a harness and pulled a plow. His fe — Annie Dillard, For the Time Being
I saw to the south a man walking. He was breaking ground in perfect silence. He wore a harness and pulled a plow. His fe — Annie Dillard, For the Time Being
I saw to the south a man walking. He was breaking ground in perfect silence. He wore a harness and pulled a plow. His fe — Annie Dillard, For the Time Being
I saw to the south a man walking. He was breaking ground in perfect silence. He wore a harness and pulled a plow. His fe — Annie Dillard, For the Time Being