Ernest Hemingway, Quotes

I Had Always Avoided Looking At Ford When I Could And I Always Held My Breath When I Was Near Him In A Closed Room, But This Was The Open Air And The Fallen Leaves Blew Along The Sidewalks From My Side Of The Table Past His, So I Took A Good Look At Him, Repented, And Looked Across The Boulevard. The Light Was Changed Again And I Had Missed The Change. I Took A Drink To See If His Coming Had Fouled It, But It Still Tasted Good.

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