24 Quotes by Josephine Winslow Johnson

Most people have the blindness of new-born things - a not-incurable blindness, the sight being there but its use not known.

...the presence of each other and a lusty love of being, of living and knowing there was tomorrow and God knows how many more tomorrows and each a life and sufficient in itself...

She knew that nothing was ever as overwhelming or final as he seemed to think - that if he would wait, instead of shouting, there'd be less to shout over in the end.

But only in mad people fear goes on constant night and day, wearing one ditch in the mind that all thoughts must travel in.

...she had a faith that was almost religious in believing a thing must be so if a man would bother to write it out seriously and bind it in a book.

What is sanity, after all, except the control of madness?

The question we do not see when we are young is whether we own pride or are owned by it.

The woods seemed all answer and healing and more than enough to live for.

Lord make me satisfied with small things. Make me content to live on the outside of life. God make me love the rind!