Ainslie Hogarth Quotes

And She Nodded And She Nodded And She Nodded Until She Was Sobbing And She Wasn't Sure When The Nodding Turned Into Sobbing But It Had And She'd Buried Her Face Into The Mother's Neck And The Mother Rubbed Her Back, Her Palm Up And Down And Up And Down.

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