Edith Wharton Quotes

The "Hazeldean Heart" Was A Proverbial Boast In The Family; The Hazeldeans Privately Considered It More Distinguished Than The Sillerton Gout, And Far More Refined Than The Wesson Liver; And It Had Permitted Most Of Them To Survive, In Valetudinarian Ease, To A Ripe Old Age, When They Died Of Some Quite Other Disorder. But Charles Hazeldean Had Defied It, And It Took Its Revenge, And Took It Savagely.

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