“There she goes, an elderly, well-dressed woman in a tailor-made suit and a, what was it, “worn” fur coat”
Quotes by Mary, Lady Fox
“He was lying under a tree, licking up the shade, Hello again, Fox, I said. And hello to you too, said Fox, looking up and not bounding away. You're not running away? I said. Well, I've heard of your conversation about us. News travels even among foxes, as you might know or not know. What conversation do you mean? Some lady said to you, "The hunt is good for the fox." And you said, "Which fox?" Yes, I remember. She was huffed. So you're okay in my book. Your book! That was in my book, that's the difference between us. Yes, I agree. You fuss over life with your clever words, mulling and chewing on its meaning, while we just live it. Oh! Could anyone figure it out, to a finality? So why spend so much time trying. You fuss, we live. And he stood, slowly, for he was old now, and ambled away.””
Mary, Lady Fox, was a notable 19th-century British writer and explorer, recognized for her contributions to the literature of exploration and travel. Born in 1798, she became known for her detailed ac...