Martha Gellhorn Quotes

If There Is A War, Then All Of The Things Most Of Us Do Won't Matter Any More. I Have A Feeling That One Has To Work All Day And All Night And Live Too, And Swim And Get The Sun One's Hair And Laugh And Love As Many People As One Can Find Around And Do This All Terribly Fast, Because The Time Getting Shorter And Shorter Every Day.

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