"IF YOU PICK UP A STARVING DOG AND MAKE HIM PROSPEROUS HE WILL NOT BITE YOU. THIS IS THE PRINCIPAL DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A DOG AND MAN.”
PHOTO: Mark Twain with his friend, John Lewis
Mark Twain House & Museum
from connecticut history dot org
Monday, March 12, 2018
Biting the hand that feeds you
Mark Twain, man of letters, humorist, master of the study of human beings and the societies we create, put this spin on the human tendency to 'bite the hand that feeds you':
"IF YOU PICK UP A STARVING DOG AND MAKE HIM PROSPEROUS HE WILL NOT BITE YOU. THIS IS THE PRINCIPAL DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A DOG AND MAN.”
"IF YOU PICK UP A STARVING DOG AND MAKE HIM PROSPEROUS HE WILL NOT BITE YOU. THIS IS THE PRINCIPAL DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A DOG AND MAN.”
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