Ernest Hemingway, Quotes

And We Could Have All This,' She Said. 'And We Could Have Everything And Every Day We Make It More Impossible.'
'What Did You Say?'
'I Said We Could Have Everything.'
'We Can Have Everything.'
'No, We Can't.'
'We Can Have The Whole World.'
'No, We Can't.'
'We Can Go Everywhere.'
'No, We Can't. It Isn't Ours Anymore.'
'It's Ours.'
'No, It Isn't. And Once They Take It Away, You Never Get It Back.

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