Robert G. Ingersoll: The present is the child, and the necessary child, of all the past, and the mother of all the future.

The present is the child, and the necessary child, of all the past, and the moth — Robert G. Ingersoll

The present is the child, and the necessary child, of all the past, and the mother of all the future.

Robert G. Ingersoll

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