Modern Athens! Displayed in a Series of Views: Or Edinburgh in the Nineteenth Century (1829)

Dinosaur Love is a metaphor of the book when the author has east his lofty philosophy. For example, the one always fights for supremacy; one has gotten humanism. And then; one is to be nothing and he or she should be returned back with sand and dust because the one could not have any foresight in life. Significantly, the life of the one looks like Dinosaur that is to be genocide because the heart of the one has been deceiving the superior and defrauding the inferior. Therefore, Dinosaur Love should be retaining for the true, the good and the beautiful.