Edith Wharton Quotes

Lady Brightlingsea Considered It Her Duty To Fish Out Of This Out Darkness, And Drag For A Moment Into The Light, Any Person Or Obligation Entitled To Fix Her Husband's Attention; But They Always Faded Back Into Night As Soon As They Had Served Their Purpose.

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