Siddhartha smiled silently, quietly, and softly. It was perhaps benevolent, perhaps mocking, and was precisely like the exalted one used to smile.
Sunday, 20 October 2019
Siddhartha - Modern Classics Hermann Hesse, Hilda Rosner |Reprint Paperback (07 Aug 2008) | English
Siddhartha smiled silently, quietly, and softly. It was perhaps benevolent, perhaps mocking, and was precisely like the exalted one used to smile.
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