Scottish novelist and poet Sir Walter Scott wrote in his journal on November 21, 1825 at age 54:
Wishing you much zeal in the keeping of your journal!
Previous journal excerpts:
C.S. Lewis
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Virginia Woolf
Friday, July 4, 2014
I wish the zeal may but last
I love today's quote so much that I made a little watercolour note of it in my sketchbook.
Scottish novelist and poet Sir Walter Scott wrote in his journal on November 21, 1825 at age 54:
"I am enamoured of my journal. I wish the zeal may but last."
Wishing you much zeal in the keeping of your journal!
Previous journal excerpts:
C.S. Lewis
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Virginia Woolf
Scottish novelist and poet Sir Walter Scott wrote in his journal on November 21, 1825 at age 54:
Wishing you much zeal in the keeping of your journal!
Previous journal excerpts:
C.S. Lewis
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Virginia Woolf
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