All Southern Women Wished Of Their Menfolk

The Heart Of Another Is A Dark Forest, Always, No Matter How Close It Has Been To One's Own.

Sometimes," I Ventured, "it Doesn't Occur To Boys That Their Mother Was Ever Young And Pretty. . . I Couldn't Stand It If You Boys Were Inconsiderate, Or Thought Of Her As If She Were Just Somebody Who Looked After You. You See I Was Very Much In Love With Your Mother Once, And I Know There's Nobody Like Her.

No One Can Build His Security Upon The Nobleness Of Another Person.

I Like Trees Because They Seem More Resigned To The Way They Have To Live Than Other Things Do.

Henry Colbert, The Miller, Always Breakfasted With His Wife--beyond That He Appeared Irregularly At The Family Table.