The words a person reads and hears and repeats become his own, enter his verbal storehouse. When needed they become, eve — Moshe Seidel
The words a person reads and hears and repeats become his own, enter his verbal storehouse. When needed they become, eve — Moshe Seidel
The words a person reads and hears and repeats become his own, enter his verbal storehouse. When needed they become, eve — Moshe Seidel
The words a person reads and hears and repeats become his own, enter his verbal storehouse. When needed they become, eve — Moshe Seidel
The words a person reads and hears and repeats become his own, enter his verbal storehouse. When needed they become, eve — Moshe Seidel
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The words a person reads and hears and repeats become his own, enter his verbal storehouse. When needed they become, even if he does not know it, the clothing for the thoughts to which he gives birth.

— Moshe Seidel
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