Wolves don't lose sleep over the opinion of sheep

Thomas Saliot (France) - Close Up Teary Eye, 2013     Paintings: Oil on Canvas

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He left again - maybe it was better that way for them all. He always left, something that used to bother lady Violet, but now she deemed it impossible to even find the will to care. Everything the woman could do was to smile, bear it and take care of their little one, too small and too...

“He left again didn’t he, mother?” he already knew the answer but he felt the need to ask.

"Hello, my little birds~!"

“Good evening all, and welcome to the Phantomhive manor. I am Earl...

‘mmm sweets’

A selection of photographs of shop fronts in the English town of Shrewsbury taken in 1888 by the amateur photographer and shop owner Joseph Lewis della-Porta. The ten most popular retailers on the Victorian high street were, in descending order, milliners and dressmakers, boot and shoe shops, book sellers, butchers, wine and spirit merchants, fruiterers and greengrocers, corn chandlers (who sold items such as corn, wheat, flour and animal feed), watch and clock makers, confectioners, and opticians.

“I like when you smile.”