Quote by Albert Camus

I hope the dogs don't bark tonight. I always think it's mine

I hope the dogs don't bark tonight. I always think it's mine

Summary

This quote conveys a sense of anxiety or unease, suggesting that the person might worry about any disturbances caused by barking dogs. The phrase "I always think it's mine" suggests a personal connection or attachment to the source of the barking, implying that the individual may be overly concerned about the well-being of their own dog or have a heightened sense of responsibility towards all dogs. Overall, the quote captures a feeling of apprehension and the desire for a peaceful and quiet night.

Topics

Animals Sad Loss Camus Salamano

By Albert Camus

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