Algernon Blackwood Quotes

The Whole Dead Weight Of My Growing Fear Fell Upon Me And Shook Me. Then I Burst Out Laughing Too. It Was The Only Thing To Do: And The Sound Of My Laughter Also Made Me Understand His. The Strain Of Physical Pressure Caused It
This Explosion Of Unnatural Laughter In Both Of Us; It Was An Effort Of Repressed Forces To Seek Relief; It Was A Temporary Safety-valve.

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