The First Men in the Moon and a Modern Utopia Quotes

“It is within the right of every British citizen, provided he does not commit damage nor indecorum, to appear suddenly wherever he please and as ragged and filthy as he pleases, and with whatever amount of virgin gold he sees fit to encumber himself, and no one has any right at all to hinder and detain him in this procedure. I formulated that at last to myself and repeated it over as a sort of private Magna Charta of my liberty.”
― H.G. Wells, The First Men in the Moon and a Modern Utopia