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Tiresome Quotes

Honest lines on dull days and long roads

One line suggests that a nation with little dramatic history to record may actually be a fortunate one.

Traveling the road can be quite tiresome.

Quotes by Stephen Hough

Happy the people whose annals are tiresome.

Quotes by Montesquieu

Frequently Asked Questions

What claim does the first quote make about dull history?
It suggests that a nation with little dramatic history to record may actually be a fortunate one.
What complaint appears in the second quote?
It admits candidly that a long stretch of travel can wear a person down thoroughly.
Do the quotes treat tiresome as purely negative?
Not entirely, since one line reframes dullness as a quiet sign of good fortune.
Is travel discussed directly in either quote?
Yes, the second quote directly addresses the fatigue of a long road.
What overall perspective do these tiresome quotes offer?
They offer a mixed perspective, finding both comfort and complaint in dull, uneventful stretches.

Another admits candidly that a long stretch of travel can wear a person down quite thoroughly.