Donna Tartt Quotes

In My Light-headedness And Fatigue, Which Made Me Feel Drastically Cut Off From Myself And As If I Were Observing It All At A Remove, I Walked Past Candy Shops And Coffee Shops And Shops With Antique Toys And Delft Tiles From The 1800s, Old Mirrors And Silver Glinting In The Rich, Cognac-colored Light, Inlaid French Cabinets And Tables In The French Court Style With Garlanded Carvings And Veneerwork That Would Have Made Hobie Gasp With Admiration - In Fact The Entire Foggy, Friendly, Cultivated City With Its Florists And Bakeries And Antiekhandels Reminded Me Of Hobie, Not Just For Its Antique-crowded Richness But Because There Was A Hobie-like Wholesomeness To The Place, Like A Children's Picture Book Where Aproned Tradespeople Swept The Floors And Tabby Cats Napped In Sunny Windows. But There Was Much Too Much To See, And

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