Virginia Woolf was born January 25 1882. She delved into every subject from the absurdity of war to the pleasures of sex. We've picked 21 lines of her most memorable work, which isn't an easy task. Letters and nature seem to share a common antipathy that binds them and they break each other into piecesGreen in nature is one thing, and green in literature another. Nature and letters seem to have a resentment. They are able to break each other up. The mind of man is also working with equal strangeness upon the structure of time. One second is able as a representation of an hour on the mind's clock. The hour can be extended 50 or 100 times, dependent on the way it is stored within the human body.
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