Willa Cather Quotes

The Man He Was Now, The Personality His Friends Knew, Had Begun To Grow Strong During Adolescence, During The Years When He Was Always Consciously Or Unconsciously Conjugating The Verb "to Love"
In Society And Solitude, With People, With Books, With The Sky And Open Country, In The Lonesomeness Of Crowded City Streets.

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