Again I resume the longlesson: how small a thingcan be pleasing, how littlein this hard world it takesto satisfy the min — Wendell Berry, Sabbaths
Again I resume the longlesson: how small a thingcan be pleasing, how littlein this hard world it takesto satisfy the min — Wendell Berry, Sabbaths
Again I resume the longlesson: how small a thingcan be pleasing, how littlein this hard world it takesto satisfy the min — Wendell Berry, Sabbaths
Again I resume the longlesson: how small a thingcan be pleasing, how littlein this hard world it takesto satisfy the min — Wendell Berry, Sabbaths
Again I resume the longlesson: how small a thingcan be pleasing, how littlein this hard world it takesto satisfy the min — Wendell Berry, Sabbaths
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Again I resume the longlesson: how small a thingcan be pleasing, how littlein this hard world it takesto satisfy the mindand bring it to its rest.

— Wendell Berry, Sabbaths
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