What does it mean?
Life in the past was so different that it can feel as strange to us as a foreign land.
Who said it?
L. P. Hartley: English novelist (1895–1972). Source: The Go-Between (1953).
“The past is a foreign country: they do things differently there.”
Life in the past was so different that it can feel as strange to us as a foreign land.
L. P. Hartley: English novelist (1895–1972). Source: The Go-Between (1953).