Ernest Hemingway, Quotes

Things May Not Be Immediately Discernible In What A Man Writes, And In This Sometimes He Is Fortunate; But Eventually They Are Quite Clear, And By These And The Degree Of Alchemy That He Possesses, He Will Endure Or Be Forgotten.

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