Dorothy L. Sayers Quotes

She Suffered Much From The Adjacent Presence Of Her Daughter-in-law, Whose Misfortune It Was To Become Disagreeable When She Was Unhappy
perhaps The Heaviest Curse That Can Be Laid On Man, Who Is Born To Sorrow.

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