Mary Doria Russell Quotes

John Henry Holliday Didn't Have A Mother To Love Him When He Was Grown, So I Have Taken Him For My Own. My Fondest Hope For Doc Is That It Will Win For Him The Compassion And Respect I Think He Deserves.

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