Margaret Atwood Quotes

And I Wondered What Would Become Of Me, And Comforted Myself That In A Hundred Years I Would Be Dead And At Peace, And In My Grave; And I Thought It Might Be Less Trouble Altogether, To Be In It A Good Deal Sooner Than That.

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