J.D. Salinger Quotes
He Took Two Steps At A Time, But Slowly, Holding Onto The Banister, Putting His Whole Body Into It, As If The Act Of Climbing A Flight Of Stairs Was For Him, As It Is For Many Children, A Moderately Pleasurable End In Itself.
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