H. G. Wells
Memories are not dead things, but alive; they dwindle in disuse, but they harden and develop in all sorts of queer ways if they are being continually fretted.
H. G. Wells
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Memories are not dead things, but alive; they dwindle in disuse, but they harden and develop in all sorts of queer ways if they are being continually fretted. - H. G. Wells quote

Memories are not dead things, but alive; they dwindle in disuse, but they harden and develop in all sorts of queer ways if they are being continually fretted.

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H. G. Wells

H. G. Wells

English writer

September 21st, 1866 - August 13th, 1946