Quote by Dorothy Deming

Penny knew also she loved the country for its beauty. Cities could be magnificent, astounding, fantastic, but they were not consistently beautiful and simple. Penny liked uncomplicated beauty.

Penny knew also she loved the country for its beauty. Cities

Summary

This quote highlights Penny's preference for the beauty of the countryside over cities. While acknowledging that cities can possess magnificence, astonishment, and fantasy, Penny gravitates towards the consistent and straightforward beauty found in the countryside. She appreciates the uncomplicated and natural beauty that embodies simplicity. This implies that Penny values tranquility and the serenity of nature over the complexity and busyness often associated with city life.

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Life Beauty Simplicity City Country

By Dorothy Deming

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