When memories you want to forget, but your body remembers.

By Samantha Harvey

So I have a quote stuck in my brain that I can't for the life of me find. I believe it is from Manzoni's The Betrothed, but I can't find it there or elsewhere.

It goes something along the lines of, "There is no dread so terrible as that of being afraid to breathe God's clean air or to touch your neighbor's hand."

I remember being captivated by the quote when reading it, but Google is giving me nothing. If any fellow classics lovers knows where to find it, I will be so grateful!

pride and prejudice is always the best.

Homer. The Odyssey, Book 18, lines 130–131.

George Orwell, 1984

I am looking for both his late engraving "Laocoön" and "*A Vision of The Last Judgment" in my copy of William Blake's The Complete Poems by Penguin Classics, edited by Alicia Ostriker and general editor Christopher Ricks. Any help is appreciated. Thank you, guys

from "The Tempest" by William Shakespeare

“Is it really possible to feel so alone in a crowded room?”