Stephen King Quotes

She Had The Top Down And I Could Smell Everything In Those Woods, And You Know What An Old Fine Smell That Is, Like Something Which Has Been Mostly Left Alone And Is Not Much Troubled.
("Mrs. Todd's Shortcut")

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