Quote#Nature
Women may be whole oceans deeper than we are, but they are also a…
Quote byJohn Oliver Hobbes · 1867–1906
Commonly attributed — not confirmed in an authoritative edition. Cited on Wikiquote to: The Ambassador (1898), act 3, sc. 1 (loq. St. Orbyn).
English (original)
Women may be whole oceans deeper than we are, but they are also a whole paradise better. She may have got us out of Eden, but as a compensation she makes the earth very pleasant.
— John Oliver Hobbes
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