Ernest Hemingway, Quotes

He Smiled As Only The Truly Shy Can Smile. It Was Not The Easy Grin Of The Confident, Nor The Quick Slashing Smile Of The Extremely Durable And The Wicked. It Had No Relation With The Poised, Intently Used Smile Of The Courtesan Or The Politician. It Was The Strange, Rare Smile Which Rises From The Deep, Dark Pit, Deeper Than A Well, Deep As A Mine, That Is Within Them.

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